Welcome to an exciting collection of thirty-one writing prompts to spark your creativity throughout July! Whether you’re an aspiring writer, an experienced wordsmith, or simply seeking a new way to express yourself, these prompts will provide the inspiration you need to dive into the world of storytelling.

1. The 200-pound mouse walked down the alley saying, “Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.”
2. Sirens screamed past them.
3. “One more test to decide my future.”
4. The four-wheeler raced by them empty of a driver.
5. “Hang him on the coat rack,” she said. “I’ll put him on in a second.”
6. “How does it feel being sucked into a romantic comedy?”
7. “You’re freaking out for no reason. I already checked the…”
8. The pencil rolled across the floor and bumped into his foot.
9. “The handyman is coming by to fix it.”
10. Boney fingers set the book on her lap. 
11. Light came from behind the picture hanging on the wall.
12. “Is the beaker supposed to be melting?”
13. “Cut the grass today. We don’t need an investigation.”
14. “Why does the house smell like a perfume shop?” Dad asked.
15. “Should I ask why your skin is green and you have pink teeth?”
16. The boat rocked as the seahorses circled them.
17. “What are your books about?”
18. “How big is your goat farm?” he asked. 
19. He looked at her, “Why do you make coffins for a living?”
20. “Don’t drink the water. It makes you do funny things.”
21. “Did you fly today?” … “No, my wings wouldn’t open.”
22. The deadline was five hours away, and she didn’t have the package.
23. The table was cold steel under her bleeding body. 
24. “Come on, what’s the worst that could happen?” … “We could all turn into sharks.”
25. Nothing good ever came from being noisy, but tonight it was hilarious.
26. “You did what to who?” … “Not important. We got to get out of here.”
27. “You lost the disk in a poker game with your Grandmother?”
28. “Go easy on him. He’s only eleven hundred and thirty-eight.”
29. “Mom, Dad’s home, and he’s covered in pine cones.”
30. “The bird broke it? Really? And what do you want me to believe next, that you are both fish?”
31. The windows shattered as the storm collided with the house.

A writing prompt a day keeps the blank page away.

Happy Writing :)!