A young boy only to be 7 years old living in a disturbing life, Mother killed by his Older brother, Father is divorced until a strange man joined his life now with his brother not being accused of murder. Poor Felix in distraught witnessing his Mother killed, The dear Brother: Chris not showing any emotion only to his brother or when rage seeps through him. How will the brother's life be affected from the death?.

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Kindness can change everything. Even your past. Aurelian farm girl Naima Gentlekind never thinks she was special. As the kindest girl in her village, she always shows up to help someone in need. She couldn't help but wonder if she wasn't born in Aurelia. Her hazy past comes back to haunt her when she learns she is a lost heir to a royal elven bloodline and the same man who killed her parents tracks her down. With the help from a group of legendary warriors and a sun elf prince whom she's been rubbing off her positive influence on, Naima must learn to believe in herself in order to defeat the Great Deceiver of Harmonia and become the princess her parents knew she could be. Perfect for fans of Kelly Barnhill, Soman Chainani, and The Dragon Prince, Madison Ciabattari crafts a breathtaking debut novel about overcoming adversity, belonging, self-discovery, and the life-changing power of kindness.

Hello everyone. This book isn't a fanfiction or an original story, it's a tribute to an amazing person. I'm not exposing anyone, unless you're talking about exposing how awesome they are. You see, my friend had cancer. She took chemo, and while her cancer might've gone away (remember, MIGHT'VE, I'm not exactly sure), her chemo started harming her. I wouldn't say this is a mature book, but let me know if you feel like it is. I simply decided to make this book so that people who know her can write about her. She was amazing, and even though she was still fighting, I decided to make this book. At that time, it wasn't a memorial, but more like a place for people to talk about it. Because she? She deserves all this. And now, it can serve as both. And an inspiration for many other people who face this. And for everyone who didn't know her? Buckle up, cause it's 'bout to get emotional. Oh, and for everyone who did know her? It's okay if you can't express your emotions clearly. You don't have to. But I believe letting it out would be better. And thanks to everyone who's trying to give us some support. We appreciate you.