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Soft on Rebellion by youhaventmetme
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Soft on Rebellionby youhaventmetme
Tommy sometimes wondered if he was too soft on his daughter. Tessa, ("it's like tosser with an E") of course, disagreed. Follows series with some diverges.
The Clown in the Tree by FairyClown76
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The Clown in the Treeby Christina Pitrelli
South Florida, 1980s. A sister and brother discover that a magical being has landed in a tree by their window.
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triumph. by etboncourage
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triumph.by restless
«If we could give it a name, we could say that my rage was biblical. I was the chariots and the plagues of Egypt. I was the Red Sea parting and David fighting the giant...
Jamie x Kevin (DISCONTINUED) by gobbiswhere
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Jamie x Kevin (DISCONTINUED)by blanketbot
What happens when Jamie comes knocking on Kevin's door with a letter that will change Kevin's life? (DISCONTINUED) very sorry!!! I have no motivation for this book and i...
Playing Out: Swings and Roundabouts by PaulLovell
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Playing Out: Swings and Roundaboutsby Paul Douglas Lovell
Nostalgic reminiscences of a (off-line) seventies childhood. Now available at all online book retailers.
My Life: Bargains & Benefits by Marcus_ag47
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My Life: Bargains & Benefitsby Marcus_ag47
Two single mums share their experience of a tough life they've endured whilst living on one of Britain's most council estate city seen in the past decade. After survivin...
Paycheck Blues by MadameGsTeaRoom
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Paycheck Bluesby Wendy D. Gillespie
Intentionally grim thoughts written in a blue funk :( Ramen noodles and SpaghettiOs. Or, how to juggle your cash until payday without starving ! Life in the city. Chica...
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The Thirteenth Time by Eskeep_Dopkims
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The Thirteenth Timeby
Eron Smauldings, born into a destitute working-class family in the fantastical city of "Ineven," has known only a modest life in the quiet steampunk-style town...
Xmas Elements by WilloStars
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Xmas Elementsby Will'o'Stars
Christmas/seasonal themed poem series - they vary from humorous to gloomy, haiku's to sonnets, religious to trivial, yet all are short and most have somewhat of a twist...