One night changed everything. Amy stayed up waiting for her fiancé David to come back home. When he arrived the next morning, everything changed. The next thing Amy knew, her whole world had been turned upside down and it was a matter of life and death. Amy must find the strength to face the monster that keeps her locked up in a golden cage or she may be imprisoned, forever.
Snappsy the alligator is having a normal day when a pesky narrator steps in to spice up the story. Is Snappsy reading a book ... or is he making CRAFTY plans? Is Snappsy on his way to the grocery store ... or is he PROWLING the forest for defenseless birds and fuzzy bunnies? Is Snappsy innocently shopping for a party ... or is he OBSESSED with snack foods that start with the letter P? What's the truth? Snappsy the Alligator (Did Not Ask to Be in This Book) is an irreverent look at storytelling, friendship, and creative differences, perfect for fans of Mo Willems.
The world behind the Veil is a dark, bloody one, a world that lures you in, breaks you and leaves you to bleed out... if it even does that, a peaceful death is a rarity. Pain and blood the currency of all living and undead beings. Caught between angry magicians and an overworked hunter, who shouldn't even be there, an abandoned vampire servant has to come to terms that the place he thought so secure crumbles way too easy.
Step into a realm where the fantastical intertwines with the deeply emotional, the mysterious, and the subtly horrifying. Crafted during many a fascinating journey, these short stories serve as a tapestry of worlds that defy the mundane. From the whimsical to the grave, each narrative is not just an escape but a contemplation on life's complexities. Whether it's the ethereal landscapes, the enigmatic characters, or the intricate plots, every story aims to resonate beyond the final word. At least, that was the intent. Find out, if it worked!
Sam and her friends Violett, Jil, Ima and Jack are in their early twenties and very close friends. They share everything with each other, but one day their friendship is put to the test and they need to figure out how to move on. Are they able to forgive each other and to grow together while their lives are going through major changes? This story is a about navigating life in your early twenties or at least trying to and how friendships change was we change.
In a quiet village near Brighton, Olivia arrives to spend the summer with an aunt she barely knows, running from a heartbreak she cant yet face. She's not quite sure what she's searching for, but what she finds is a small town brimming with secrets, a ghostly presence that seems to understand her loneliness, and two intriguing locals who make her question everything she thought she knew about love. As Olivia uncovers hidden truths about her aunts past, she's forced to confront her own fears and desires. With summer days fading and decisions looming, she must choose between running from her problems or finally facing them head-on. Will she stay in the village, where shes found a new sense of belonging, or return to New York to confront the life she left behind? A story of self-discovery, love, and the courage to embrace who you are. This story takes readers on a heartfelt journey of finding light in the darkest places.
The trouble of young adulthood is figuring out how to navigate the new extent of freedom and self-discovery one experiences. Growing in and out of friendships. Dating. Loving. Heart-aching. Difficult decisions. Self-expression. Family relationships. Work-life balances. The beauty of young adulthood is understanding that each and every one of us does not remain untroubled. What if, one Friday Night out clubbing was enough to wrap one's mind around this sensation, this marvel?
These poems are not only there to be read. I hope that you can see yourself in these lines and maybe find closure and reassurance. To me these paragraphs feel like a conversation with a really good friend. These poems capture real moments we all know, from the ups and downs of life to the feelings we've all felt. Whether it's dealing with everyday life or facing bigger hurdles like mental health and family, these verses remind us that we're not alone in our journey.
I want my survival to be an act of resistance ~ the darkness cant have me yet This book is a deeply intimate poetry collection that explores the mind of an author and her struggles with mental health. It touches on themes like abusive relationships and their aftermath, trauma and depression but also healing and finding a way forward.
Together through the night until we see the morning light. When it felt like all the faith was gone, for Emma, Katrin, Lily and Rose a much more beautiful one was born. One day they were all existing in the same place, at the same time completely unaware that they would become each other's reason for fearing less of the thoughts that come after the sunset, because this time they have someone they can share them with. Let them tell you the story of the summer that they spent on the beach by the bus stop. The story of dealing with fears and past wounds. The story that showed them how beautiful it can be to feel seen and understood in the lost and lonesome moments just by talking with people who see underneath the outside facade. Set in a small town in Northern Germany, this book follows four girls talking on sand discovering that the healing can be such a divine journey, only if you let it be. And then the night thoughts become less difficult to deal with.
