Inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Legend of Aang, episode 15 and 16, the ones about the Boiling Rock prison escape. A war that has come to be known as the Great War among the inhabitants of the world, has been raging across the world for a little over 100 years. Everyone has been effected. Many people have become refugees and are fleeing to the Earth Kingdom Capitol, but some few and far between have formed resistances against the ever present and threatening Fire Nation. Neeran belongs to one such resistance group mainly made up of a mysterious thief, a seemingly helpless blind girl, a warrior boy and his little brother, a medic girl and knowledgeable child monk. When the warrior boy questions Neeran about a prison located on an island in the middle of nowhere, Neeran becomes suspicious about what he is up. And after stopping him from leaving on his own, Neeran embarks on a quest with him to try and save his friends from the prison. However, when things start to unravel at the prison, Neeran is left with a choice: abandon her new found friends or save her old one. Which will she choose?

This book contains a summary of all the anime and cartoon series, movies, machinimations and potentially video games I have watched or am going to watch. They're mainly Shounen (meaning aimed at teenaged guys) but that's my favourite genre! Don't expect Shoujo (aimed at teenaged girls) to feature anywhere, if at all, or Bishoujo and/or Bishounen (meaning for young girls and boys respectively)!

Neeran dreads the Draw every year but this year her friend/'sister' Kyipen will have to enter. Neeran, Zach and Shakkuri are willing to do anything to keep her safe. But what if keeping their 'little sister' safe doesn't work? And what if they are all going to die? Inspired by Hunger Games stories written by hope_forever_18, LittleMiracle101, GalaxyXLeonardo, sammitheseal and FanfictionCentral.

As the cover says, this is a random book of random stuff about either me, my books or something that's on my mind at the time. p.s. don't ask where I got the picture from. I honestly have no idea where I found it.

This story was originally written by @b10550m5, however the story was put up for grabs and I've taken it. Also, I don't own any of the characters from Star Wars Rebels or any other franchise referenced. (Could be a lot of those). I only own my characters such as Neeran, Shakkuri, Zach, Kyipen (nicknamed Kyipi) and Chopper. Blurb. What if Ezra refused to go with Kanan and the crew of the Ghost at the end of episode 1? What if he decide to continue working alone on Lothal? And if this decision doesn't go as planned, what will happen to Ezra and everyone around him? Are some risks really not worth taking?

This Book 2 of my series, it's the book after SWR: Gaining Trust. Neeran began telling her family everything that had happened to her and Zach almost 26,000 years earlier at the end of the last book. This is her story from when she began on Earth to the end of the Clone Wars and the Rise of the Empire. Questions may be answered and more may be raised as Neeran tells her life story to you.

Problems new and old have arisen for Neeran and her ragtag family of misfits. At first, it seems like nothing the family can't handle but, what if it turns into something that they can't? What choices will Neeran have to make? And will they be good or bad? Book 3 in my Star Wars Rebels series. It opens two weeks (approximately) after the end of Book 1 and ties in plots that were left unanswered in Book 1. You may have to re-read Book 1 from about chapter 26 or 29 to understand some of the references made. Sorry if this is inconvenient.

Arahan spent almost his entire childhood alone. Not by choice, but by Fate. However, Arahan did not want his own children to suffer the same Fate as he had as a child. Having become a single father after the birth of his youngest daughter, Arahan can feel the weight of everything crushing down on him. Having always been an outcast, mistrusted and mistreated for what he had to do in order to survive his childhood by most of the inhabitant of the almost city of Es-Sahel, raising his children feels as though it has become impossible. Not willing to leave any of them though, Arahan struggles through life with his young family. That is, until his childhood arch-nemesis offers him a proposal that will either save or destroy his family. But being very pessimistic, Arahan fears that it will destroy his family. Under the shadow of the ever looming mountain and the destroyed city of his ancestors, Arahan must make a choice. To restore the legacy of his legendary ancestors? Or let him and his family fade from the knowledge of history?

Neeran has been on the run for most of her life. And Order 66 has only made it worse. After rescuing Ezra from slavery on Jex, Neeran has bought herself into something that will change the course of the history in the galaxy. But will she be ready to admit who, or what, she really is? And if so, what will it have in store for everyone around her? Is the risk really worth taking? First published 26/04/2015