[ON HIATUS. MAY NOT BE UPDATED FOR A LONG TIME.] 'Her insides felt like jelly. Her mother was leaving her, and she was probably going to die eventually along with her siblings. "Mama!" Sapphira screamed. "Please come back for me!" She felt a tear roll down her whisker. Her siblings were calling out tearful farewells, and Ashia didn't once look back. Soon she was lost in the river of cats.' Sapphira, a young feline, is cast out into a dangerous test of skill and survival called a Mentory. All cats must experience this as kittens, and few are able to survive it. The purpose is to have only the strongest survive in their cruel world, and the weakest must die, according to their ruler, or Alpha. There is one class in a single subject each for every life of a cat. Sapphira will face danger, death, love, and misery in this exciting fantasy novel.

The title is pretty self explanatory. This just a bunch of Random Facts about one of the most popular games of all-time, Pokemon! © Rights for the Pokemon Name goes to Nintendo/GameFreak Cover by: @Lilliess Also, I find most of these facts online and try my hardest to change them into my own words so I won't get sued for copyright. So please don't sue me for copyright if I accidentally steal someone's words.

Fifteen-year-old Raim lives in a world where you tie a knot for every promise that you make. Break that promise and you are scarred for life, and cast out into the desert. Raim has worn a simple knot around his wrist for as long as he can remember. No one knows where it came from, and which promise of his it symbolises, but he barely thinks about it at all - not since becoming the most promising young fighter ever to train for the elite Yun guard. But on the most important day of his life, when he binds his life to his best friend (and future king) Khareh, the string bursts into flames and sears a dark mark into his skin. Scarred now as an oath-breaker, Raim has two options: run, or be killed. 'The Oathbreaker's Shadow is a very promising debut in what bodes to be an electrifying duology.' - Robin Hobb ‘The most compelling new fantasy I’ve read in years.’ – Jonathan Stroud

Eliot Peterson, a sophomore in high school, finds her life difficult in many ways. Her name is a problem, and her boy-like personality isn't helping. Her parents are divorced and live in different states, and her single best friend just moved away. She struggles to find somebody to talk to, or even to find a friend. Photography, running, and music is her life, and she isn't about to let anybody get in the way. Everybody pushes her to be more girly, by painting her walls pink or having a boyfriend. But she doesn't want any of those things. Too bad her heart doesn't listen to her head.