About the Young Wattpad Writers (YWW) Community

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The Young Wattpad Writers Community is a growing community made of creative, fun and aspiring Wattpad writers. Though most of the members are African, the community also acceps non-African writers with the same goal.

The community was created for the purpose of connecting with Wattpad writers who share similar writing goals and also for the promotion of their works.

The community was established by 4 Wattpad Writers who all share a burning desire to share their creativity with the world. 

The community features its members, their works and also conversations and gamea that are designed to help all its members improve their creativity and writing skills. 

The community is on Wattpad, TikTok, Pinterest and Instagram. 

Follow this blog and also the social media account of the community for more information. 

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YWW TikTok Community

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