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This is the story of Pearlina, a tiny mermaid, as small as a doll, and Merrow Finless, a Water Elemental Faery who loves mermaids. A loose, mermaid-themed retelling of "Thumbelina" by Hans Christian Andersen, set in the same whimsical mermaid universe as Kae-Leah Williamson's previous Merfolk Tales novellas, although it can easily be read as a stand-alone.

Cora Sophia Brookes is trying to "make it" in New York's Harlem in the 1920s. Although surrounded by artists, poets, and jazz musicians, her life is a far cry from the glitz and glamour of the Cotton Club. A struggling artist, she does not have time for love. Nor does she believe in magic. Even as a child, Cora knew that it was just a fairy tale. Why then, does she have moments where she feels as if someone is missing? Why does she have brief periods where she would swear magical creatures such as pixies exist, and that she has seen them? Why does she feel as if she has forgotten something very, very important? Disclaimer: I do not own Fantastic Beasts or any of its characters. Only Cora is my own.

The age of Champions are over. Mankind has replaced magick. The mundane look to towers of iron and beasts of steel, shoving the Ladies and Lords of the Enchanted into a forgotten corner. But the Children of Eden do not want to forget. They want to purge. A lost boy. An enchanted court. A determined girl. An ancient enemy. That's all it took to for the world to fall to mayhem. And mayhem doesn't discriminate between the magick and the mortal. {Formerly known as Legacy: Age of Ether & Earth} {Extended Summary Included}

❝ Heavy is the head that wears the crown ❞ Emily Grimm is a seventeen-year-old high school student. She is surly and stoic, unhappy with everything. At the beginning of senior year, she finds out that she is not human but part of a race of extinct supernaturals called the Grimm. The Grimm are physically strong, able to regenerate quickly as well as wield magic. She quickly realizes that being a Grimm is a lot more complicated than being super strong. She must learn to control her new powers and the violent urges that come with them and fight the dark powers inside her that are pushing to be unleashed. Cover design by @Sinadana This book is not suitable for younger readers. Ideal age: teens 16/17+ [due to some mature language and situations] #LGBTQ+

5 teenage girls of color starts their high school journey in a white dominated school. Are they going to survive over there? Are they going to be treated differently? You have to read to find out. The only thing I can guarantee you is that, there's gonna be DRAMA! A lot of it so buckle your seat belts, grab a snack and stay tuned.

Jada Monroe has always kept it together-at least on the outside. But after years of surviving a home where love was conditional and silence was survival, she's ready for a new start. Moving south to live with her grandmother, Jada begins to untangle guilt, grief, and the weight of putting everyone else first.

❛ the quality that so many latinas possess is strength. ❜ latina face claims 2019 © mia

this is a book I've made to speak out about important topics that people reacted to terribly. I will have different chapters for each website I find them on and what topic.

just like there are a few certainties in life-taxes and death-there are also a few at magnolia high school: the marching band winning another competition, and the football team losing another game. and in that similar inevitable fashion, every friday night, band director cecilia washington and football coach charlie morgan would somehow, someway find something new to argue about. written in third person(at the end, i might add chapters for both main characters in first person)! constructive feedback/criticism appreciated(i like to read comments)! :D please note that this story is for fun, and i'm just a high schooler, so my writing may not be up to par! thank you for giving my story a chance! :)

After years of building a life abroad, Amina Kamara seems to have everything she once dreamed of - independence, opportunity, and a carefully curated identity that fits seamlessly into her adopted world. But when a package of handwritten letters from her late grandmother arrives unexpectedly, Amina is pulled back toward the home she left behind: Freetown. Each letter reveals stories of resilience, sacrifice, love, and faith - pieces of a family history Amina never fully understood growing up. As she returns to Sierra Leone for the first time in years, she is forced to confront the parts of herself she quietly tucked away in order to "fit in" elsewhere. Caught between two worlds - the life she built and the roots she inherited - Amina begins rediscovering language, tradition, community, and the version of herself that once felt whole. Through tender reunions, painful truths, and moments of quiet revelation by the Atlantic shore, Letters from Freetown explores identity, diaspora, generational memory, and the invisible thread that ties us to home - no matter how far we travel. But when Amina finally stands at the edge of the ocean - the same waters that carried her away years ago - she must ask herself: Was she ever truly meant to leave... or was she always meant to return?

Hello there! Now that the deadline for The People of Colour Literary Awards has passed, fret not if you missed it or if you didn't have a book to enter. We will be putting up prompts up in this book where we challenge you to challenge yourself and write write write! We will be posting different and interesting prompt challenges in here every 1st of each month. Most of them will be collaborations with other campaigns on here that are similar to what we are trying to achieve here on wattpad. I look forward to seeing your entries!

in which, i give you diverse & underused face claims so you can put faces to your cobra kai ocs!

I will be providing numerous women of colour face claims that you can use in your stories. Please give me credits if you decide to use the face claims that I have provided...

When Aanya James, a recent graduate and newlywed, finally achieves her long-awaited dream of settling in the United States, she can't shake the feeling that something is amiss. The arduous journey to her dream has left her feeling disconnected from her own identity. As Aanya navigates the challenges of her new life, she realizes that the path she envisioned is far from the reality she faces. Financial strain, the complexities of her marriage, and the looming uncertainty of her immigration status all threaten to shatter her dreams. Amidst these obstacles, Aanya finds herself on a profound emotional journey, as she grapples with self-doubt, rediscovery, and the courage to forge her own path. How will Aanya find the strength to overcome the unexpected hurdles that comes her way? 'In Her Own Footsteps' is a tale that takes readers on Aanya's transformative journey, where she must not only conquer external barriers but also reconcile with her inner struggles.

Had it ever occurred for you to question where god had come from? Does God even know? She doesn't. How will a being discover who she is without disrupting the balance of the universe? How does she save the universe from descending into further chaos? Her wings are shedding, and every time a feather falls, the earth becomes more and more broken. She'll take on a new form and walk earth for the first time. She'll befriend one of her creations that doesn't believe in her who's she's drawn to and she will attempt to discover her purpose. On the way, she might meet what the humans call the devil and maybe even dance with him. But can she do it? {G O D I S A B L A C K W O M A N} "I've destroyed and created humanity dozens of times. It was on my 50th that I was ready to give up on the earth I had created. The perfect solar system that I aligned. I watched my people be enslaved and watched as they wrote books about my sacrifice. Some turned me into a narcissist, to others I was a martyr and to her, I didn't exist."

Being interrogated by the Ministry was only one incident of many that would give Celia cause to wonder if she truly wanted to put Newt through a relationship with her, when she's divided from him in so many ways. She never doubts her own love for Newt, or that he loves her, but she wonders if their love is worth the looks they sometimes receive in public, and the hoops they sometimes jump through to spare each other further disdain. But even with these uncertainties, life carries on, with midnight summons to gather farradins, bringing orphaned creatures to the grocery store in baby carriers, and trips to countries Celia had never before heard the name of. Besides, they have bigger things to worry about: the trench virus is under further investigation since more Muggles have been infected, and Celia is expecting a child of their own. *light romance *action comparable to previous stories (Sequel to Fantastic Hearts and When to Trust Them)

Kira was a normal rich girl, enjoying life. Untill that one party changed it all.