Mina Vale is a nursery nurse. She knows how to handle tantrums, snack time, glitter disasters, broken bananas, and children who bite when they are tired. Then the sky rains gold, her phone starts speaking in a child's voice, and Mina falls through a portal into another world. Her new workplace is a magical cottage in a forest. Her first student is a wounded wolf. Then comes a dramatic lion, a thieving dragon, an exhausted bear, and a very offended unicorn who refuses to step in mud. They are not pets. They are not even children. They are ancient rulers from five powerful clans, trapped in beast form by war, trauma, and a prophecy no one seems willing to explain properly. Mina has no magic training, no staff handbook, no emergency contacts, and absolutely no patience for royal nonsense. So she does what she knows. She makes a timetable. She sets rules. She hands out milk, snacks, blankets, consequences, and care. But in the Five Lands, healing milk is worth kingdoms, old enemies still sharpen their claws, and a human teacher with impossible instincts may be more dangerous than any crown. As more wounded children arrive at Hearthroot Nursery, Mina realises the prophecy was never asking for a warrior. It was asking for someone who could make the beasts sit down together at circle time.

Leo arrived in my life like most kittens do - small, fluffy, and completely innocent. Or at least that's what I thought. Within forty-eight hours he had already climbed my headboard like it was Mount Everest, stolen a piece of mango, opened the toilet lid, and supervised my bathroom visits like a tiny furry security guard. Leo is not just a kitten. Leo is an experience. This book is a collection of his many important missions, including but not limited to: • Stealing fruit • Breaking household rules • Sleeping in my pants while I use the bathroom • And providing emergency hugs whenever his human makes a sad sound. He may look like a normal kitten. But if you ask me... Leo is a superhero.

Jelina was content with the life she leads. As a Ranger in fairly peaceful country of Aleera, she thought she would spend her days fighting the nuisance Wolf Brothers and traveling with her Wolfhound and brothers in arms. Until her world is turned upside down and her past catches up with her. When an old legend comes to life, Jelina finds herself in the middle of an ancient prophecy and deep within the Empire of Moldov on a mission for the Aleerian Crown, struggling to fight the past life she'd rather have forgotten and the choice her heart has to make. But will she survive this mission? Ranked #994 in Fantasy

Lián was told she belonged the day she was adopted into the powerful Zhao family. Raised among silk and ink, she found her voice in art-and her place in their legacy. Until the family's long-lost daughter returns. In a house that once held her future, Lián begins to disappear-quietly, piece by piece. But ink runs deep, and silence can shape the strongest wings. As betrayal gives way to resilience and sorrow becomes brushstroke, Lián begins to craft a future of her own-one no one can take from her.

"Go ahead and be mad at me, but when you, someone I care about is at risk, even the slightest bit of danger, I'm going to do and say whatever I want to protect you. I rather have you safe and hating me than hurt and being okay with me." When fifteen-year-old Arabella Diaz tries to protect herself from her abusive mother, she decides to confront the issue from the source. Little did she know the "issue" will be her savior and only chance of happiness. WARNING: Story contains strong language and abusive and depressing scenes, possibly a trigger for some. "i genuinely loved this book, it was so wholesome !! i loved how their father-daughter relationship progressed !! & i am so proud of them both !! i love them so much <3." "This was such a satisfying read. Thanks for sharing the story of Arabella and Tobias" "Absolutely loved this book definitely going to the same reading list as your other book, I can't wait to see your future work as well" "This book is so underrated" Post on May 11, 2022 50k on July, 2022 100k on September 24, 2022 150k on December 25, 2022 200k on April 4, 2023

I don't know who I am. I don't know why I'm trapped in this never ending cycle of rebirth. All I know is that I wake up inside the worlds of unfinished stories, with a mission to accomplish the author's wishes and stabilize the worlds now headed for destruction. I do my best, hoping, praying that maybe if I complete enough missions, I'll be able to remember my past and return to my home. It's just fixing stories, it should be simple enough. So can someone explain who this random villain is who keeps following me to each world?

I woke up inside the world of one of the best selling fantasy book series "Deadly Crown." Intrigue, handsome heroes, adventure... sounds great, right? Just one problem: all the named characters except the main hero and villain die, are replaced and their replacements die. Being important in this story is a death sentence, so I plan to move to the middle of nowhere, and avoid the plot! It should be a fool proof plan, so why do the main characters keep dragging me into the story? I promise I'm not important enough to have a name, please leave me alone!

A story about a tough jock who's only friend was a girl in a wheelchair. cover made by: @ikigai_armineil (thank you!)

Lenora did not have a wonderful life. After her engagement to Prince Ronan is broken, she loses everything... her reputation, her home, and her family. Starving on the streets, she dies angry and bitter at how her life unfolded... Only to wake up in her old bed, fifteen again, five years before she died. Now she must struggle to change her fate, and the fate of those around her. This time she won't trust in something as flimsy or changeable as love. No, this time she'll have the power and the money to protect herself. Lenora has already lost everything once. She's not going to lose again. No matter what the cost. (Cover submitted by @QueenHelmer)

Astraeus, a baby dragon, escapes from his old coven and stumbles upon a little shop that he spends months stealing from and hiding in to survive. The witch and familiars who live there are... strange. They know he takes from them but don't put up different wards, don't do things that could hurt him. They know that he has a hide out in the aster tree, that he lives close-instead of getting rid of him and forcing him to move, they visit him. Talk to him, leave him things, they're kind. Different. Stranger than any other witch or familiar he's ever met. Stray is not used to things that don't hurt. The gentleness is terrifying. He'd rather stay away from them than learn why they don't have sharp tongues or bruised knuckles. However, on the night of a bad storm, he gets trapped inside of the shop, trapped with kind strangers. After getting caught, he discovers another dragon. He learns that life is not meant to be painful. He learns that he can be loved. He's allowed to want things with them. To eat, to not fear the cold, to live instead of survive. Everything changes and Stray is determined to make them his hoard, to make it complete.