Personal Narrative Essays

Focus on a significant event, use descriptive language to bring the story to life, and reflect on its impact.

Set the scene and introduce the story's context, hinting at the significance without giving everything away.

Typically, 500-1500 words, allowing enough space to narrate the event and reflect on its meaning or impact.

Focus on a moment that shaped your perspective or character, using vivid details and reflections to illustrate growth or insight.

Include sensory details, emotions, and reflections to create a compelling and relatable story that conveys a meaningful lesson or insight.

Open with an engaging hook like a poignant moment, intriguing dialogue, or a thought-provoking question to draw readers in.