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In Of Violet and Brunettes, Brunettes each got a name - Brunetta and Brunella. The three princess sisters also got their mother - Orchid. Now that Orchid is back home, what will she do? Will she fit in? Why did she leave in the first place? Of Orchid and Dandelion tells the story of four young girls in the beginning of time who play outside the field and can't get back in. Orchid, of course is one of these young girls. And Dandelion is another. But Orchid can't immediately recall the names of the other two girls. The tale continues with Orchid returning to her Dynasty (she is the Queen) and searching for the other three girls.

Be Warned!They say that some people would walk through Hell for love. Would you? Well maybe you would, you're just crazy enough to do something so foolish as that. But how many horrors would someone be willing to face for love? And why, oh why, would she travel to the home of the Dzhardes? They aren't even lovable!But she did!And believe it or not, so might you.---Fair warning in advance. This is not a pretty story. Yes, it is a romance. Though, if it's a romance that you're looking for, you might want to read other books of mine in that genre. You can find them at Stubbart.com.As a rule, I don't write horror stories. Life is scary enough without reading about horror. And I for one don't like to scare myself silly. However, this tale came to me begging to be written. And it had just enough romance in it that I didn't reject it outright.So if you want to see just how far somebody would go for love or if you want to raise your adrenalin levels, this book will do the trick. I've tried not to make it too scary. And I've omitted the most frightening parts. After all, I wouldn't want you to have nightmares for the rest of your life.

This is the collection of all ten epsidoes in the Wizard without a Wand series. Meet Shmedley Thrumbledack - The Wizard Without a Wand. Live with Shmedley and the rest of the Tensome through their first four years at Wizard School, and in two more years of graduate classes. Thankfully, all is not just study. Though Shmedley might not mind if it were all study of Wizard Math, since he excels in that topic - not so much in Casting, Spelling, Grammaring and other Wizard Poems.

Below the lichen, down under the moss, there is the magical land of Trusvariankoponomy. Here in Trusvariankoponomy, where anything is possible, lives Prince Pugawulamukapee who can have anything he wants. But there's one wee problem....This is a tongue-twister children's story. All the names are very long. Children will be amused as they or adults try to read the names without getting their tongues tied.

Exploring the dynamics between different space-faring races, the narrative delves into the complexities of interstellar relationships. Despite the potential for cooperation, tensions rise as misunderstandings and conflicts threaten to escalate. This story highlights the challenges of coexistence in a vast universe, setting the stage for a gripping exploration of diplomacy and discord among alien civilizations.

The story centers on the delightful friendship between five-year-old Bob and four-year-old Dilly. Their adventures highlight the joys of childhood as they engage in various playful activities together, showcasing the innocence and fun of their close bond.

The book explores the diverse options of electric vehicles (EVs) available in the U.S., particularly focusing on those widely accessible as of 2018. It highlights the impact of zero-emission vehicle standards in states like California, which increase consumer choices. The author compares various EV models to help readers find one that suits their lifestyle. Additionally, it mentions the anticipated increase in EV models for 2019 and offers driving techniques to maximize range. The writing is accessible, aimed at a sixth-grade reading level.

The protagonist, confined in prison, engages in psychological battles with the guards to pass the time. This tense environment sets the stage for a series of mind games that explore themes of power, control, and survival. As the character navigates the complexities of prison life, the narrative delves into the interplay between captor and captive, revealing the depths of human resilience and cunning in the face of confinement.

The story revolves around an intriguing relationship between Zuliqool and Esker, where the lines between imagination and reality blur. Esker, an imaginary friend, asserts a powerful connection, suggesting that their bond transcends the boundaries of their respective worlds. This unique premise explores themes of friendship, identity, and the impact of imagination, inviting readers to consider the significance of those we create in our minds. The narrative promises a blend of whimsical fantasy and deeper emotional undertones.

Set against the backdrop of a devastating famine, the narrative explores themes of survival, community, and resilience. Characters face profound challenges as they navigate the harsh realities of scarcity and desperation. Their journeys reveal deep human connections and the lengths people will go to support one another in times of crisis. The story offers a poignant reflection on the impact of hardship and the enduring spirit of hope amidst adversity.