Fiction

What The Wolf Needs
"It's not like love at first sight, really. It's more like… gravity moves… suddenly. It's not the earth holding you here anymore, she does… You become whatever she needs you to be, whether that's a protector, or a lover, or a friend."
By Natasja Rose2 years ago in BookClub
They Came to Vist(Guardians of Ga'Hoole oneshot)
It was well past tween time when Ezylryb awoke in his hallow after being rescued from the devil’s triangle. It wasn’t long after waking that Octavia slithered into his hallow carrying a cup of milkberry tea, a small bowl of milkberry porage, and a caterpillar muffin that Cook made to celebrate Ezylryb's return. Cook kept them warm for the whiskered screech.
By Ben Ray 2 years ago in BookClub
Five Best Novels by Charles Dickens that Everyone Should Read
This article is for all those who are literature lovers and really like to read novels. If you know about the classic writers and the texts then you would be aware of the most famous novelist Charles Dickens of Victorian England. He has presented the Victorian lifestyle in great detail. The novels of Dickens cover every aspect of life in great detail. If you want to know more about Victorian England then I would advise you to read the novels of Dickens. I can assure you that these novels are so good that once you start reading them, you will stick to the book, and will create a great curiosity in you. if you are an avid book reader and maintain a proper bookshelf then the novels of Dickens will fit perfectly well. So, I am going to discuss a few novels in detail if you want to buy any book out of these then you can visit the sites like Shopify.
By Sumit Mishra2 years ago in BookClub
Hanna the brave scientist
In the quaint town of Crestwood, where the streets whispered tales of simpler times, lived a woman whose name resonated through the hills and valleys – Hanna. Clad in a weathered lab coat and perpetually surrounded by the hum of machinery, Hanna was a scientist whose dreams reached far beyond the horizon.
By SAMS DB2 years ago in BookClub
What I Read: January 2024
2024 started with a bang for me. From home maintenance emergencies to unexpected dental procedures, it was a month of great transformation, and also of great stress. Managing stress has always been difficult for me, but as I enter my thirties I am learning different ways to cope with the stresses in life that are inevitable, instead of simply ignoring them the way I did in my twenties. One of those coping mechanisms has been escapism through reading. And as the stresses in January were plentiful, so were the books.
By Alys Revna2 years ago in BookClub
Love shads
In the charming town of Meadowvale, where rolling hills and blossoming meadows created a picturesque setting, two teenagers found themselves wrapped in a love story that challenged societal norms. This tale unfolds within a town that embraced both wealth and modesty, embodying a unique blend of prosperity and simplicity.
By JANE SMITH2 years ago in BookClub
"The Benevolent Successor: A Tale of Compassion and Kingship"
Once upon a time, in a realm governed by a wise and aging king, a kingdom faced an uncertain future. The monarch, having no direct heir to ascend the throne, recognized the pressing need to identify a suitable successor. The king, well-aware of the challenges that lay ahead, initiated a unique process to find the individual worthy of ruling the land.
By Med Karim2 years ago in BookClub
Unveiling Identity in Jessica George's Maame
As we honor Black History Month this February, it's my pleasure to spotlight a book that resonates deeply with the themes of cultural identity and the Black experience. Jessica George's poignant novel, Maame, is a compelling story not only entertains but also opens a window into the complexities of life as a Black woman, making it a fitting and insightful read for this important month.
By Xine Segalas2 years ago in BookClub
Exploring Ancient Petra: A Journey Through Time
Exploring Ancient Petra: A Journey Through Time Intro Embarking on a journey through time, we delve into the engaging heart of one of the world's most historic sites. Nestled between rugged desert canyons and mountains, where East meets West, lies the ancient city of Petra. This piece offers an informative exploration of Petra, unravelling its enchanting stories and unveiling the secrets that lie beneath the city's stone facades.
By yeabsra ad2 years ago in BookClub
The Happy War Lord
In the ancient and sprawling realm of Erael , where the tapestry of history was woven with threads of conquest and ambition, a figure emerged from the shadows, a formidable black warlord known as Arion the Invincible. His legend reverberated through the ages, a symphony of triumph that resonated in the hearts of his subjects and sent shivers down the spines of his adversaries.
By Eniolade John 2 years ago in BookClub
The Messiah of Death: Unveiling the Chronicles of Captain Hollander
In the expansive canvas of deep space, where galaxies shimmered with untold stories, the Brigadier sailed, a lone vessel navigating the cosmic sea. At its helm stood Captain Annamantha Hollander, a legendary figure commanding both respect and admiration. Her diverse crew, a mosaic of beings from the farthest corners of the universe, followed her with unwavering loyalty, creating a microcosm of unity amidst the boundless cosmic expanse.
By Lilly Zayla2 years ago in BookClub
The Power of a Smile: A Story of Happiness and Connection
This is story about happiness , Once upon a time in the quaint town of Joyville, there lived a peculiar librarian named Clara. Joyville was an ordinary place, but Clara's presence made it extraordinary. She had a magical ability to infuse happiness into the hearts of anyone who read the stories she carefully curated in her cozy library.
By SAMS DB2 years ago in BookClub