I hope you enjoy my writing “Alyson’s Words” as much as I love creating words.
So let’s do this together and travel through the universe together with words in prose, script and verse.
Enjoy!
My New Releases
Tessa
Really excited to say that my middle grade book, Tessa was released this month on Amazon, and my play, Betrayal and Deception, is coming out soon on Audible and Amazon

TESSA — a touching middle-grade story about friendship, growing up, and the choices we don’t get to make.
When 12-year-old Tessa moves to a new town, she’s shy and uncertain — until she meets Meg, a streetwise, fearless girl who changes everything. Their friendship becomes the bright spot in Tessa’s world… until her parents make a decision that tears them apart.
Tessa has to say goodbye — but she never forgets the friend who taught her courage, laughter, and what it means to truly belong. 💛
✨ A heartfelt story for readers aged 9–13 who love tales of friendship, family, and finding your place in the world. Please leave a review. For doing this I will gift you with my next children’s book. please let me know your email. Thank you.
Coming Soon My audible Play and Script Betrayal and Deception.
Yorkshire Poet from Alyson’s Words is feeling very honoured to be Awarded Top Writer for The Publication The Lark
Here is the poem from Yorkshire Poet from Alyson’s Words that made that decision
North York Moors

My Message
Words, to me are powerful messengers that can be interpreted in many different ways.
They can stir an ocean of emotions within us; happy, sad, moving, inspirational, painful, fearful, joyful, desire, surprise and endless feelings.
Alyson’s Words describing the beauty of Poetry
Poetry is like a gentle breeze that touches the soul. It whispers sweet nothings like stirring the heart with its lyrical flow.
It captures the essence of love like no other form of expression can do.
With each word, poetry paints a picture of the heart’s deepest desires, igniting passion and lighting up the flame of romance.
Its power to evoke emotion is boundless and it can transport us to another realm of love and understanding.
Poetry is indeed a lover’s language, and a symphony of words that can make us feel alive.
My love for words came from the greatest author of all time
William Shakespeare
“When I got enough confidence, the stage was gone.
“When I learnt to dry my tears, I found a shoulder to cry on.”
His plays and sonnets inspired me to write and act




