A Trolls/Neopets crossover written by @SweetheartBetta and myself. Neopia is home to not only the colorful neopets but also to the humans, magical beings, and creatures, including the faeries' cousins, the Daoine Sidhe a.k.a the fairies. They lived in seven courts that are named after the elements that their magic is associated with in the Isle of the Fay but one lives in the mainland because of their past leader's actions. The butterfly fairies' fate was changed when they meet the Darkest Faerie, who seemingly "rescued" them from the giants of the Bergen Kingdom but ten young fairies, Branch, Princess, Poppy, and the Snack Pack were scattered throughout the island and were found by the dragonfly fairies of the Light Court. Growing up as wards under the care of Queen Celestia, they became best of friends with Princess Rosetta, as they fly from flower to flower and wishing altogether. Unexpectedly, the princess received an unexpected call from her ancestors when she makes a plea to the stars in a moment of need and they set out to unite all the fairy courts by finding the butterfly fairies. With their new allies, they set out to travel through Neopia as they join forces, chase their dreams, and spread that magic everywhere they go!

Trolls alternate universe in which the Pop Tribe is seemingly "rescued" from the Bergens by a mysterious magician named Famin Fortune. But during the escape, the Snack Pack is left behind. They are found by the Platinum Tribe, and twenty years later, they set out with Platinum Queen Rose to discover the truth. Written by myself and SweetheartBetta, who also created the cover.

Inspired by the first two Trolls movies and The Snack Pack Mysteries by Strawberry Rose. A music contest in Bergen town turns sinister when the contestants discover a horrible secret.

Let me take you into paradise inside Paisley Park as you will live your wildest fantasies with the one and only Prince of Funk also known as The Artist.

The guide for aspiring fiction writers who want to improve, sharpen, review, and/or learn. Warning! This book encourages editing and contains many tips that often require revision. Practice makes perfect, and it's good to workout your mental muscles. The more you do now, the better your writing will be later (because you'll correct yourself *before* you get it on paper). If you think your writing is perfect or you're lazy or unwilling to try new shoes on your baby, just turn away now. You'll find this guide about as useful as hoarding frozen peas.

Teenage Students finds out that their world is in danger by a group of monsters known as The Bad Fortune.Not only face The Bad Fortune,but also face their problems as civilians of Bumbleberry City.