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Sacred Roots is an action-packed eco-fantasy serial following Taynara, an Iwari youth who unlocks ancient powers to save her Amazonian home from a dangerous illegal logging gang.

When Mistmorrow's sacred birds fail to return to their temple aviaries, Niam Yarrow, a Academy-trained druid, and Lylia Vesh, a magic-wielding priestess are thrust together in a desperate attempt to save their island. However, when beasts attack, and wyverns darken the skies, the only way to survive is to leave their beloved home.

Saengtawan Phumiphasakorn or Sun has always been inspired and curious about nature, the true complexity of ecosystems and the environments we call home. Sun's journey starts on orientation day where he hopes to find his true passion and find his inner circle where he can be his true authentic self and maybe find love.

They argued. They competed. They couldn't stand each other. They never agreed on anything, except one thing-they would never end up together. Until they did. Forced into arranged marriage - Preeti & Raghav - takes their rivalry to a whole new level-but amidst the teasing, the stubbornness, and the chaos, something unexpected begins to bloom Will they learn to let go of their stubborn battles? Or will they rewrite the rules of rivalry... together? Love wasn't in their calculations-but maybe, just maybe, it's exactly what they needed. 💕

"They call us exhibits. Today, we fight back." Tevera, a young orca, was taken from her home in the wild and forced to perform in the dazzling-but cruel-Highwater Oceanarium. Surrounded by other captive marine animals, she navigates a world of bright lights, strict trainers, and endless shows, all while dreaming of freedom. As she forms fragile bonds with Kato, Flora, and other creatures, Tevera begins to notice strange patterns in the water: waves that rise when she panics, currents that shift with the emotions of the animals, storms that brew with group movements of whales. The longer the ocean's prisoners are held, the more the seas themselves seem to suffer. With every show, every confinement, and every forced trick, Tevera realizes that their captivity is more than a personal tragedy-it could affect the fate of the entire ocean. Determined to escape, she must rally her fellow animals and confront the humans who control not only their lives but the very balance of Earth's waters.

Unsustainable Game 1 Soccer can change the world. But it can also destroy those who try to change it. Thiago Da Costa and Thais Fernandes share one impossible dream: to revolutionize the game through a project built on ethics, sustainability, and responsibility. Their vision, Football for Future, is destined to reach far beyond the boundaries of sport. But as their dream begins to capture the world's attention, their own lives start to fall apart. Between impossible love, friendships pushed to the breaking point, buried secrets, betrayal, devastating loss and truths powerful enough to change everything, Thiago and Thais must decide whether to follow their hearts... or sacrifice everything they believe in. Because some matches aren't played inside a stadium. They're played within us.

Imagine you are less than two inches tall and no longer than the palm of an adult human hand. You are surrounded by predators that fly, swim, walk, crawl, and slither. The sanctuary of your home is not guaranteed, and an uncertain future awaits where danger and possible death lurk around every corner, as well as above and below. Skrewt is a young great crested newt, who is thrown into adventure's where he is forced to overcome his fears and face the perils that creatures such as him have to contend with every day in the natural world. This is a tale of courage and survival. How do you think you would cope?

She wanted a new environment. Apparently, I needed one too. Just not the one I expected.

13 years in the future where we become Planet People

Five poems for the Cape Peninsula's chacma baboons, written from the fault line between two oceans and one grief. A migrant's arrival at the Atlantic becomes a witness's reckoning with a killing order - the Waterfall troop, the Creamies, the numbers that don't tally. Where Two Oceans Grieve moves from indictment through interior stillness to the shore where grief becomes a compass, not an ending. For the Amby's - still here, still watching, still waiting to be counted as who they are.

"Holding Hope" by Queenie R. Piano tells the inspiring story of Eli, a curious young child who discovers a mysterious wooden hand rising from the earth and holding a small globe covered with vines and growing leaves. When a gentle voice tells him that "hope" is what holds the world together, Eli learns that every person who plants a tree, saves water, cleans rivers, protects animals, and cares for nature becomes another hand holding the Earth. Inspired by this revelation, he encourages his family, friends, and community to protect their environment, and their small acts of kindness gradually transform their surroundings as trees flourish, rivers become cleaner, and wildlife returns. Years later, Eli returns to the magical wooden hand and finally understands its deeper message: the Earth does not survive because of one hero, but because millions of people choose responsibility, unity, compassion, and action over neglect and silence. "Holding Hope" reminds readers that caring for the planet is a shared responsibility and that even the smallest act can create meaningful change, proving that hope continues to grow whenever people choose to protect and nurture the world they call home.

Reflections on how man's existence has affected nature.

Experiences with single-use plastics and horrifying view of a sea of garbage.

An at-risk youth learns there is much more to the concrete river channel that runs through his neighborhood than he ever imagined.

The debut poetry chapbook from Australian poet Emilia Leonetti explores ordinary facets of life through extraordinary angles. Everything from her experience as a fat woman, as an "other", as a sensual being and as an overall human is documented, inviting the reader into her world like a well-known houseguest.

Leah thinks she's found the perfect escape from a stressful life in the city: Eden, a hippie commune where everything is connected to the land and community - people work together, eat together, garden together and... have their marriages arranged between members? Aren't allowed books? The longer Leah stays, the more the shining veneer of this paradise peels off. What's revealed is the fundamentalist Christian ideals which underlie Eden. Stranded, Leah has to find a way to escape. One thing holds her back: a bond formed with someone she shouldn't have, deep in Eden's clutches.

Common sense

Follow Pumehana, a teenage acrobat, as she journeys from Hawaii Island on a magic red silk across the Pacific Ocean to floating islands of rubbish and discovers a new breed of pigs that may be able to save the planet from environmental destruction.

Runa adalah seorang anak korban perceraian dan perbudakan nafsu oleh orang dewasa. Dia besar dengan segala kata-kata tajam yang membunuh perasaannya. Bagaikan malaikat, Revan datang kedalam hidup Runa dan sahabatnya, Jerome. Dikenal dengan ketampanan laksana Dewa, Jerome memiliki masalah dalam mengekspresikan diri dan tertutup. Sosok Revan yang membuat Runa kemudian tertunduk pada kekuasaan Cinta, hingga membuat Jerome keluar dari singgasananya. Dalam pengembaraan cintanya, Runa menemukan sosok Rose yang akhirnya menjadi sahabat perempuan sejati setelah beribu konflik dan pertengkaran.

Dying put a serious crimp into Alex's plans, and it's made worse by the fact that he seems to be the only one who's dead. The Regulator thinks he's a weird ghost and wants to take him to the immigration office, the nature spirit wants to use his ghostly guts for fertilizer, and a madman named Prill wants humans to conquer the earth. Alex would like to avoid dying a second time.