[FIRST DRAFT] What if the myths....were real? On the planet Earth nothing is impossible. Everything beyond your imagination exists. To the most terrifying monsters to the things that are thought to only live in legends. So because of that, it shouldn't really come as a surprise when two Gods, Thoth and Hermes, find a fledged demon in the back alleyways of Greece. What does come as a surprise, though, is when they find themselves thrown into a conspiracy that forces them to help the young demon understand how much of a powerful threat she really is before it's too late. (Cover credits: @netshaly )

[COMPLETE] A potato can be a powerful thing. Do you ever wonder what happened to the potato that flew around your room before you came to? Well, it evolved. Its name is the Leep, and it has made it its mission to travel the world and interact with humans. However, humans don't seem to like things that are different, like the Leep. And that's how it finds itself in a zoo, surrounded by curious creatures, wayward wizards and witches, and other living things that defy all rhyme and reason. And let's not forget the megalomaniac madman who wants all of the zoo "exhibits" dead. Including the Leep.

At the age of eighteen, everyone's blood changes colour. Whether it becomes blue, green or otherwise, the colour is either hereditary or a random, biological selection. However, when Pearl Damocles discovers that her blood is colourless - in a society where people are segregated by blood colour -, she travels to an institute for people like her with a handsome yet mysterious man named, Malik Ahmed. After months of training and planning - with a team of quirky, newfound friends and trained militants by her side - she decides begins to hatch a plan. One to bring everyone together, and abolish the inequality of the blood colours.

[COMING SOON] Just when everything in 18-year-old Adela Cotton's life is going right, it all crumbles apart. A dictator rises to power in Adela's magical home nation of Liensta, and decrees that all those with more than one magic power will be sent to their deaths. Many people close to Adela have multiple powers, and Adela fights to end the madness that has plagued her world, once and for all. (Better summary will be written later)

He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late. It's the summer of 1958, and unlike most girls her age, who do lame things like rollerskate and jumprope, Didi reads during the summer. However, she's lonely and bored, and she wishes for an escape. One day at the library, she notices a book with her name on it, so she checks it out and discovers a library within the book, a grand library that takes Didi far beyond her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky...

In both Mara Tussen and Lucy's world, there are three cities: Metal City, the Perimeter, and Paradise City. No matter what, Paradise is the place to be. It's colorful, warm, and...Paradise. But in Mara's world, all she knows is the cold and colorless city of Metal. She doesn't remember why or how she got to Metal, but she knew she had to seek Paradise, or be stuck in Metal forever. In Lucy's world, all she knows is the Perimeter's hospital. A dull, semi-colored place where she and other children go through "treatments", even though nobody gets sick in their world. Lucy could remember Paradise, and she knew she had to escape the awful hospital and get there, or else bad things would happen. All they know is that Paradise will save them. But what they don't know is the buried secrets of their pasts that lay not in Paradise, but in the surrounding areas of Metal and the Perimeter, and that perhaps knowing these secrets isn't the best thing.... Sometimes ignorance really is bliss. (Cover credit: @watermills)

For her 9th birthday, Katie's grandma gives her a notebook and a pen. But this isn't just any notebook: it's Notebook, Katie's best friend and loved one. With Notebook, Katie's story begins - the story of an ordinary girl with an extraordinary mind.

South England, the 3rd July. Summer fills the town with sunrays and midsummer rain, when Iris moves to the so called "Rainbow Home" for disabled teenagers. While she starts to get used to life in the Rainbow Home, her flatmates still deal with their own problems... Hating to see them having so many problems, Iris tries her best to help them, but realizes soon that some of their problems are more grave than expected. A/N: This story is written in British English. If you don't understand some words, ask kindly or look them up! I'm just more comfortable writing British English and speaking something like an Oxford accent (yes, I chose that myself, I'm German.) -TRIGGER WARNING- This story may contain abuse, mild ableism, discrimination, bullying and amongst others depressive thoughts. If you have issues with the listed themes, I recommend you not to read this story. If you do anyway and end up feeling depressed or triggered, don't say I didn't warn you. Thanks!

After unfortunate events occur, autistic Jen struggles with self-acceptance. How will she cope?

This is a speech about my story. I was diagnosed as part of the spectrum at the age of 13. Since then, my view on life has changed and I am more proud of myself than I ever have been. I wrote this for my English class and this was recommended for people who wanted to read it. Cover made by @TamunaTsertsvadze