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Daisy Rainbow is a unicorn fish who is having trouble sleeping in her own seaweed at night. In order to have bright colors and magic, Daisy Rainbow will need to learn to sleep in her own seaweed at night and not with her parents. Will Daisy Rainbow manage to do this on her own?

You hold in your hands the biography of a regular western citizen. This story reveals the power of your own self-reflective consciousness by giving a friendly wake-up slap on your cheek. This helps you to get rid of different misbeliefs and rediscover your true self within the expectations of society. Become a better version of yourself. Now or never.

Reese has worked the same job since high school and spends each evening staring at the neon lady advertising the Rouge Palace, a burlesque he's never dared venture. When his pride is insulted, he finds the courage to step across the threshold and finds far more than he bargained for. Millie Rae illuminates the monotony of his days with her dancing and kind heart, but Naomi, Rouge Palace's owner, steals his nights away after Reese witnesses an altercation over drug money. He is thrust into a world of gang territories and deadly threats, and ensuring Millie Rae's safety is the only thing keeping him from running. But how long can he last in this new world of escalating violence? And how far is he willing to go to protect those he cares about?

What do you do when you have children you cannot control, who do not behave the way you want, who frustrate you to no end?Deletion. Not words. Not actions. It is the deletion of children, a right given to the birth parents.Donald Smith lives a suburban life with his wife and two sons, and is constantly tested by the actions and deeds of his elder son, Raphael. With the deletion law legalized by the government, he is forced to confront the realities of what it means. God-fearing Donald's internal struggle of revenge and punishment versus morals and forgiveness is in a world where there is no god, and in which the law permits the deletion of children for the parent's pursuit of happiness.Lovato brilliantly weaves in the arguments for and against it through the various characters and forces us to confront our perspectives on life and the lens through which we see the world. A thought-provoking and engrossing novel for casual and hardcore readers.

Cole Thorton never dreamed he would see his Arianna again. He had devoted himself to learning the ways of sorcery to distract from the pain of losing her and used it to expel the evil he found lurking in the darkness. Little did he know but upon entering Pete's Café, he was about to get more than he ordered.As he finds himself falling for a stranger who seems all too familiar, Cole also finds his next mission: to protect her and her family from the notorious Vincent Vincetti - a Mafia boss with sights on expanding his territory, no matter what the cost.With guidance from his master, Cole must employ all his knowledge and skill to try and defeat the gang. With Vincetti having strength in numbers, Cole finds a surprising new apprentice to help him in the fight.

Stella and Dot are two sisters embroiled in an exciting quest to save endangered animals on Earth and bring them to the mysterious Planet Beatrice, where woolly mammoths roam and children make the rules.While some of the children are friendly others become their mortal enemies and plot against them as they learn how to fly with eagles and embark on an adventure of a lifetime into the far reaches of outer space.With the threat of the bushfires in Australia looming, the girls must figure out how to work with these strange children and harness the power of the magic ship, the Salvager, to save as many animals as they can.

Anthromalia - a place, an idea, a longing and a fight for freedom, peace, and harmony where humans and evolutionarily developed animal species can live alongside each other without fear and war. Without a distinct protagonist, we are taken on an exploration of the complexities of war, love, family heartbreak and above all else - loyalty. Loyalty takes these characters above and beyond what they thought possible, fighting for, or against the de-evolved human species. Many animals see the kindness, the complexity, and the love that humans are capable of, but others despise their history and the way that humans treated animals for millennia. Written through excerpts, memories, letters and recollections, this story provides a complex insight into another reality at a point in time where everything is at stake.

In this poetry collection, Wayne Brash expertly crafts many beautiful pieces that explore individual yet universal themes, such as being a father, being a son, hoping to leave an impact upon the world and the finite nature of time and life. The clear unique voice that delivers this collection's strong message paints a picture of his life and innermost thoughts, clearly inspired by his immense love for his close family - something many can relate to. Written in a confessional style with a clear flair for language, Wayne Brash pieces together his thoughts and emotions in a way that feels truly familiar, even if one has never experienced what he describes.Exploring such themes with eloquence and imagination, Everything for Somebody is an affecting collection of personal poetry that pushes boundaries of form, reflecting many all-embracing experiences.

Amid the Second World War, two people from opposing cultures meet and fall in love, to the disgust of all those surrounding them. David, a young Chinese man, falls in love with Laura, a beautiful blonde woman whom he thought he had no chance with. David's past refuses to die however, and David must fight for his love with all he has. A touching tribute to the author's parents, this gripping tale fills in the blanks and shows the lengths people will go to separate lovers under the guise of bigotry, and just how much work went into supporting this forbidden love.A heartfelt story of bi-racial love in the 1940's. Although society still has room for much improvement, it was trailblazers like my grandparents who laid the foundation for society to love more freely, love whom we want, and without regard to the color of skin. It also points out that bigotry is not exclusively a White Man's game. (Christopher Scott Bell, Son and Nephew to the Fong Family.)