Part fantasy novel, part memoir, part therapy. This somewhat odd and experimental novel follows Sean Browning and his imaginary dodo on fantastical adventures through his mind as he battles his real-life depression by battling robots, messing with sea creatures, hiding from giants, and tangling with many more funny, sad and poetic beasts and beings. Most of which represent various things in his life or parts of himself. *The length of each chapter may be a bit long for Wattpad, but each one is it's own adventure (or story or episode if you will). More chapters will be added over time. IMPORTANT NOTE: Chapter two was written a few years before I started my other title on Wattpad "I Don't Seem So Bright..." I bring this up because chapter two is ABOUT the other story. In fact it is what ushered in my desire to keep writing about that world. It gives a history to the other book.

Meet the next generation of Hogwarts heroes: A part veela with a fragile heart. An enchanter with a dangerous past. A metamorphmaghs with a doomed fate. As they find themselves trapped in a time that is more formidable than exciting, they must join forces to solve a mystery that is becoming more and more dangerous by the minute. Will they ever succeed? An evil has been lurking in the shadows for far too long. Are the dark days back again?

'Ransom, sweetling... you're a dragon.' Ransom Hunt knows she doesn't have an ordinary family. But she's used to being the weird hippie, and she loves her life. Until her grandmother tells her she's a dragon. And not just any dragon. Ransom just HAPPENS to be eighth in line to the dragon throne. Ransom is thrown into a mess of conspiracies and magic and despite the addition of a ridiculously handsome bodyguard, not everyone will be able to make it out alive... ... Copyright © 2020 by Unsocialhomeschooler All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. Thank you for respecting these boundaries.