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Anastasia Aragorn never knew much about her past, her parents had abandoned her before she could think. It never really bothered her until recently. But when Ana digs deeper, she finds secrets that will change her life drastically, for better or for worse. This book is written in a combination of French and English, but it's mainly in English. I will not be writing translations, so that's up to you to figure out amongst yourselves. (Just a heads up, don't use Google Translate, use WordReference if you are doing the translations yourself) Message me if you would like to be the official translator for this book and put the translations in the comments. Completed- A sequel will be up soon Pieces of the Past© Copyright- All Rights Reserved

Three years later, Anastasia finds herself in Brazil, recently having graduated from the Children's Spy Departement. In her place, a new team was put together and Mr. Askins has given them the task of training the newcomers, to make an incredibly talented group, now known as S.O.P.S. This time I've decided to make it all in English, so you don't have to worry about translating. The Unravelling Future© Copyright- All Rights Reserved

Quebecois-esque poem about finding your way in the wilderness of life, on the path of many shadows, and moments of light. FYI: I probably don't remember a lot of French.

Exactly what the title says. Spend quarantine with a female Canadian (bilingual) teenager who spends her days social distancing in her home and backyard. PLEASE write about your experiences in the comments, we're all in this together boo! Also, a HUGE THANK YOU to our brave frontline workers. Our health care staff (doctors, nurses, therapists), maintenance workers (janitors, cleaners, pest control), security department (police officers, sheriffs, investigators), those responsable for the discharge of the dead bodies (morgue workers, dieners, autopsy workers), scientists and researchers, and so many more. You keep us safe, you work so hard, exhausted, for the good of the people, we cannot thank you enough for what you do. xoxo Aafreen

A short essay detailing the contributions of political activist Lamine Senghor and author Rene Maran to the Negritude movement and how these contributions paved the way for more well-known activists in later years.