Growing up, you've probably heard hundreds of thousands of Fairy Tales, but not one like this. Filled with any fairytale you could imagine comes this brand new book, where all of the characters magically wake up in a Fairy Tale, and the only way to escape is to answer the question: are you ever too old for a Fairytale? Join the characters on their scavenger hunt to find the meaning of friendship, and, more importantly, to learn more about their childhood fairy tales.

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2057. An experiment has gone horribly wrong. A deadly virus has escaped quarantine. It has been infecting people day and night. Inside the confinement of a fortified city. Now, there's nowhere to run.

Amethyst Rosemera was one of the few survivors of a species called runar thanks to her mother sacrificing her life for Amy. She was sent to a different dimension but without realizing her past. Little does she know that her fate is closely related to a prophecy made by a phoenix. An evil organization is after her. Will she submit to her fate or fight against it? And ultimately, can her longlast hatred with her childhood enemy really turn into...something else?

Some of the most odd or the funniest things I've heard from very late 2015 to early 2016. Inspiration from Imagination_Lane14

My grandmother always told me about the other world hidden behind mirrors. A better world, she told me, without sickness and death, without sadness and pain. She told me how few humans knew about the better world because of our guardians, our reflections, who protected us from the dangers that lurk behind. She taught me about the seekers who prevent us from the other world. But nothing she told me prepared me for what I was about to go through.