When playing Glitter Hearts, your agenda is to:
- Make the world dangerous, but also bright and fun.
- Fill the characters’ lives with action, friendships, and complications.
- Endanger the world and the characters with threats from beyond.
- Play to find out what happens.

I am a historian, scientist, and member of the LGBTQIA+/queer community (asexual, panromantic; she/her/hers). I teach mythology, science, and pop culture classes here on Outschool. 

I graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Arts in History with a minor in Forensic Science and a focus on mythology and research. But I have been a teacher for over 8 years, working with students from toddlerhood to teenage and beyond. I have always encouraged students to learn based on their own learning styles, so my classes incorporate different varieties of learning, including interactive elements.

I am expanding more into RPG classes as I have enjoyed the ones I have done in the past through my other classes. I love creating worlds and characters for students to explore, and RPGs are a good way to do that, as well as incorporate mythology and science into them.

I will use the Glitter Hearts gamebook to guide our story.