Nature Themed Names Novels & Stories

"You'll be his big sister and you can teach him all kinds of things." "Okay good," Rosie said. "I was worried you might have a baby that didn't want to learn." That evening while Callum was reading with Rosie I went online and looked at small clothes in colors I hadn't been considering before. Blues and greens and grays instead of the pinks and purples I'd been unconsciously gravitating toward. I started a list of names in my notes app and added some that felt right and deleted most of them almost immediately. I kept four that I liked enough to consider seriously: James, Thomas, Alexander, and Daniel.

It was rare, having moments like these, light, easy, untouched by danger or politics. Then Lily suddenly grinned. “So, any names yet? Or are we calling the baby Bean until they’re twenty?” I groaned. “Don’t start. Graham wants something traditional. I suggested Zephyr.” She gasped dramatically. “Zephyr! Oh, I love it. Mysterious, bold, poetic.” “Thank you! Finally, someone gets it.” “What else is on the list?” “Graham Junior.” She burst into uncontrollable laughter. “Oh no. Please tell me you shut that down immediately.”

“I... I haven’t really thought of a name for her yet.” Nathan looked thoughtful for a moment, his eyes lingering on our daughter. “How about Aurora?” he suggested gently. “She’s the goddess of dawn, and your—our—little girl arrived just as the sun was breaking over the horizon.” I looked down at the precious face of our daughter, imagining her growing up with such a powerful and radiant name. “Aurora,” I whispered, testing the name on my lips. It felt right. “I love it.” Nathan beamed, pride evident in his eyes. “Aurora and Elliot,” he mused, wrapping an arm around me and drawing us into a gentle embrace. “Names fit for kings and queens, if you ask me.”

His finger immediately aimed at the girl who was blinking behind him. “If you weren't Alice, how would you explain that child? Why did you name her Sky?” “She's my daughter. It's up to me what name I want to give her." Sky nodded slightly, supporting her mother. "Yeah, besides, it's a pretty name," she said vaguely. “You named her Sky because that's the name I chose. You said you wanted to have children who also love and are close to nature. That's when I chose two names. Ocean for a boy and Sky for a girl. And you agreed. You really liked those names. You remember?"

“We didn’t just meet them, our souls connected.” She nodded and buried her head in my chest. I peppered her head with kisses, still feeling the high from the feeling. “You said you had names you were thinking about right? We can’t keep calling them ‘the boys’.” I smiled as she laughed. “Did you name Liam and Natalie?” I smiled. “I named Liam. Natalie was Helena’s choice. What about you? Ares and Artemis are pretty unusual.” She smiled wistfully. “Ares was easy. He was actually born in early April. Lucas said we would never name our kids starting with the same letter.”

I nodded, “That’s good to know too.” Aunt Piper asked, “Do you have a name picked out yet?” I shook my head, “Not yet. We have a few ideas in mind, but we aren’t sure yet.” The teenager smiled, “You could name her Natasha… after me.” I smiled, “I do love that name. We could call her Tasha. That’s my wolf’s name.” Natasha smiled, “That’s what my friends call me.” I smiled and winked at her. I shrugged, “I thought about naming her after my grandmother, Wendy. I’m just not sure yet.”

Dianna's curiosity was piqued. "Show me!" Dianna exclaimed. Amelia pulled out her phone and began scrolling through design photos. "Look, we did a neutral theme with elephants and stars," Amelia said. Dianna oohed. " Since we know it's a boy, he's definitely going to like that". "Love it! And what about a name?" Dianna asked. Thinking about it, Amelia smiled. "We've got a few options, but we're leaning towards Amari, Asher or Sage," Amelia said.

he raised a brow at me. I stared around the area for a fleeting second before turning to him. "Something like Aethereia, Luminaria, Floraison, those are far better names. Unique and not commonly found. But if you want something common, maybe floral falls or a petal oasis; no offense to your name, but Jack Russell sounded like something an obnoxious teenager would name a field as lovely as this." "Offense taken," Jack's glare intensified. "Besides, I like Aethereia, what does that mean?"

I said and he raised his brows the more. " Oh.. I mean.. I write books.. like novels and I'm tryna bring in this two baby character and I'm stuck looking for a perfect name for them so I'm asking you what name do you think would be perfect if you actually had babies... " I said, hoping he buys it. " Um.. Nathan for the male and.. Lia for the female " He said unsurely and I nodded. My eyes suddenly widened ad I gasped out loudly and he was confused. " Lia?? Like Amelia? " I asked to be sure and he nodded.

I thought of all the things I wanted to do with Xavier. Taking a walk in the garden while we picked a name for our unborn child was definitely something I longed to do. Aria seemed like a good name for a female. I also loved the name Alexa, it had a nice ring to it. And if the baby was a boy, we could name him Reo. Prince Reo sounded like a very princely name.