Plantgirl

Rated 4.61/5 based on 18 reviews
Ba Rainy's life comes under new management. She's hopeful to gain some super powers or some sort of miracle from the Miracle Gro in her shoes. Short fiction. About 1300 words. Contemporary fantasy. Free.
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About M. Pax

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M. Pax is author of the sci-fi series, The Backworlds, and the new adult science fiction fantasy The Renaissance of Hetty Locklear. A Browncoat and SG fan, she’s also slightly obsessed with Jane Austen. In the summers she docents as a star guide at Pine Mountain Observatory where the other astronomers now believe she has the most extensive collection of moon photos in existence. No fear, there will be more next summer. She lives in stunning Central Oregon with the Husband Unit and two lovely, spoiled cats.

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Reviews of Plantgirl by M. Pax

jcolantonio reviewed on Jan. 25, 2023

A cute little short story that proves there is hope, and how humanity can support this hope. Ra hopes for super powers. Another believes it is possible.
(reviewed 33 days after purchase)
Chrys Fey reviewed on Oct. 18, 2014

Ba Rainey works in a Super K that has new management. Her shoes are full of Miracle Grow as a part of her experiment; she’s hoping for a miracle, a purpose in life, like a seedling.

M. Pax has a way with words. I could picture Ba clearly and could even relate to her; when I was younger, I wanted something better. This is a sweet story. It could easily be turned into a book...when her actually experiment works.
(review of free book)
Dar Mil reviewed on Aug. 31, 2014

This was an intriguing story. It's pretty good as short stories go. But as all short stories, it leaves me wanting much more. I would love to see it developed into a novel.
(review of free book)
Darlene Sassone reviewed on May 26, 2014

I thought this was going to be a creepy story. So glad it wasn't. It was very cute. I wish it would have been a little longer, bit a great short story.
(review of free book)
Star Anynom reviewed on Aug. 6, 2013

The story itself was okay and short. The majority of the book is an add for another book though, that took away from the story.
(review of free book)
Anna Tan reviewed on July 27, 2013

AWWWWWWWW :)
*Sho shweet*

In other words, cute, sweet, makes you feel warmish and fuzzyish.
(review of free book)
Red Jackson reviewed on April 24, 2013

Quick and quirky
(review of free book)
yeiring reviewed on Jan. 13, 2013

Fantastic. Nice when two people get each other, and this story described that beautifully. Great read.
(review of free book)
Stephen B5 Jones reviewed on May 31, 2012

Charming and warm. Not the ending I expected, but I liked it.
(review of free book)
Nicole Thornton reviewed on May 28, 2012

Great writing, story and characters. Good tight writing and got the feel and point across of the storyline in a short story. Wanted to read more about the characters and where the story would go. Hopefully she extends this story into something bigger.
(review of free book)
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