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  • FISHES AND TRUST by Apple_of_God_eyes
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    Ashley Arendelle never knew her life would change really quick when her aunt, her only surviving relative dies. Seeing no purpose of staying in her hometown she leaves and arrives in the in city of the infamous Batman, Gotham. There's more. She is an animal shapeshifter like Beastboy except that she can turn into any cat?! Boom! Pow! Yep, she's a tiger now. Ohhhh. Ahhhh. Check out this tiger roar. You're in for a real treat.
  • Hood Girls Don't Graduate ⭐️ by DestinyWren6
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    We thought getting accepted into college meant we finally made it. Whole time... The hood followed us. Now it's cheating ass niggas, campus rumors, street money, fake friends, and one secret so messy it could destroy all four of us before finals even hit. Mama always said college would change our lives She just ain't say it'd change 'em like this.
  • DEAR BLACK WOMAN by adebayooluwatosin
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    Dear Black Woman is a heartfelt letter to every woman who has ever felt unseen, underestimated, or defined by the world's narrow expectations. In these pages, you will find stories of resilience, reflections on identity and beauty, lessons on friendship and self respect, and the courage it takes to become fully yourself. With wisdom, honesty, and love, this book invites you to embrace your story, honor your growth, and step boldly into the woman you were always meant to be. Dear Black Woman is more than a book it's a companion for your journey, a mirror of your strength, and a celebration of who you are.
  • Thicker than Magic by WCJoansy
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    Shelice Nembhard was born to rule. As the daughter of one of New Kingston's most powerful vampire bloodlines, her future has already been decided: inherit the clan, protect its territories, and someday wear the crown her father has spent centuries preparing for her. But Shelice has never wanted strength, power, or immortal politics. She wants magic. Real magic. The kind that answers with more than instinct and blood. Her twin brother Winston has the opposite problem. Born with their mother's witch abilities instead of the full strength of the vampire bloodline, Winston has spent his entire life feeling incomplete beside his sister. While Shelice moves through the world with unnatural speed and effortless dominance, Winston dreams of power that feels solid in his hands instead of spells that keep him standing behind everyone else. Then they discover something impossible. When their emotions align, their abilities begin to merge. Shelice can finally cast powerful spells. Winston gains the overwhelming physical strength he has always envied. Together, they become something neither vampire nor witch should be capable of becoming. But their gift comes with a dangerous truth. Their connection is rare. Valuable. And in the hidden supernatural world beneath Jamaica, rumors of power spread quickly. As tensions rise between rival factions and whispers of an ancient artifact known as the Twinstone begin surfacing, the twins flee the heavily guarded estate they once believed was their prison. Pursued through the forests, caves, and forgotten corners of Jamaica by creatures out of folklore and enemies tied to their father's past, Shelice and Winston search for the mysterious Weaver, a being rumored capable of rewriting inheritance itself. Rooted in Jamaican folklore and urban fantasy, Thicker Than Magic is a story about identity, family, envy, and the dangerous desire to become someone else, even at the cost of yourself.
  • Opulent Glory ✔ by -hexed
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    MADELINE LOCKHART Say it. Chant it. Remember it. ♛ ♛ ♛ New York's adolescent haut monde are known for their luxurious lifestyles. Their glory lies in their wealth. And their loyalty lies with their queen. Madeline Lockhart. But, with her new love of carrying out explicit activities, things are bound to get chaotic. What else would you expect in such a lavish world? No queen's reign is forever, and at the top of the pyramid, there's no where left to go but down, down, down. ♛ ♛ ♛ Book 1 of the Opulence series! start date; 28/12/17- 20/4/2019
  • old school by artfilms
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    ( journal ) inactive shit © 2017 artfilms | sombo
  • RANTS OF A ANTISOCIAL PESSIMIST by suhrica
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    what's shaking bacon? this 'story' is about the life of a teenager. my life. I am an antisocial pessimistic queen of all things evil. so grab a cup of tea, blast your favorite music, and crack open this book for one hell of a roller coaster. I may be slightly irrational, and over dramatic, but remember THIS IS MY LIFE STORY HUNNNTTYYYYYYY. don't be an ass wipe. thank you.
  • Lewis's Art by Tourmaline194
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    Just a little old artbook filled with whatever I feel like drawing at that point in time. I do cheap commissions, only $15 bucks, so hit me up if you're wanting me to doodle something.
  • Coming To New York (On Hold Till February 10, 2021) by adleighma
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    "Brown skin girl. Your skin just like pearl, the best thing in the world. I'll never trade you for anybody else" Diamond Brown is the girl no one ever expected to make it past high school. For one, she's been moved from foster home to foster home ever since her messed up mama died of overdose. She's never had a stable home. Boy, is she about to prove em all wrong. She leaves her little town, Darren to New York to study Media and communications system in Frehn University (a make believe university and a make believe town). But Frehn University isn't what she expects. At all. Read and love her journey💋 ** Trigger warning ** MATURE language. Not for readers under the age of sixteen
  • Notice Me by TenneyAdams
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    His feelings for Jo are clear, but she is determined to ignore every one of his hints... / Picture credits: https://imgur.com/a/40tfN May 28, 2017
  • Character Ideas: Melanin Version by papiyoongiii
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    Here's something that we must address: Wattpad needs more melanin. Ever since a young, middle school, age; drooling over the British boys of one direction and dreaming for the day I meet them, I'd read stories here on Wattpad, hoping to fill this deep desire with the imagination of others. However, I could never actually relate to anything these stories would say. Things like how Liam "grazed his fingertips over her blonde, straight, hair," or, "he looks at her ocean blue eyes filled with wonder." It was always Claire, a skinny girl with light colored eyes that always seemed to resemble something bright and eccentric. Perfect was her middle name and flaws? There were none. Let's face it: we're white washing everything in our books, and, well, we need a little 'pop' of color. So after reading 4 different Character Idea books-all in which included beautiful people of Caucasian backgrounds, I decided to make a Character Idea book of my own: Melanin Edition. I'm not exactly saying that having characters of the white descent is a bad thing, but it's also not bad to add a bit more melanin. So with that said, here's to all the Asians, Hispanics, African Americans, Indians, Native Americans, even those who are a mix of one of these and more; of all shapes and sizes, sexual orientations, and backgrounds; Imperfections, and flaws, with more juice to love-this is all for you. Stay poppin my friends 🍒
  • The Girl the Ocean Warned About by BreyAnaRene
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    The ocean does not forget. It waits. It warns. Beneath the surface of the world, far deeper than human eyes have ever reached, lies Meroa - a kingdom of crowns, bloodlines, forbidden laws, and secrets buried beneath black water. Princess Zahara Selah Amari was born beneath a falling sky, marked by stars and whispered about in rooms she was never meant to enter. To her kingdom, she is royal. Beautiful. Protected. A daughter of one of the most powerful bloodlines in the deep. But Zahara has always felt the ocean calling her toward places she is forbidden to go. Above the Sunline, danger waits. Beyond the borders of Meroa, sirens are said to hunt with pretty faces and blood in their teeth. And in the dark waters surrounding the Black Reefs, something ancient is watching. When Zahara begins to question the laws that have shaped her life, she finds herself pulled into a truth older than the throne, darker than the trenches, and more dangerous than any story she was raised to believe. Because some secrets do not stay buried. Some warnings are born. And Zahara may not be the girl destined to save the ocean. She may be the one it warned everyone about.
  • Us, But Not Really  by EssenceLee
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    The offer came from a woman in a black coat with a leather portfolio and a smile that had been approved for deployment. Play girlfriend to Jacobi Harrison. The footballer's son. The tabloid wreck. The boy worth fourteen million views and three dead sponsorship deals. In exchange: full tuition, a stipend, and a life she couldn't afford to say no to. Ayana said yes with conditions. He had a father who loved him in spreadsheets and a bruise that hadn't healed yet. It was supposed to be transactional. It wasn't supposed to be him she noticed. Then she found the documents. And learned she'd been chosen before she ever boarded the plane.
  • Unnaturally Natural by TheFavCrystalGem
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    E.B (Eclipse Black) is a pretty simple teenager, by simple, I mean she is a shifter and a witch which is pretty easy to handle....right? Well it's even better now that she's moving back to forks with her Grandfather, Grandmother, and Uncle. What's the worse that could happen? Could she imprint on a vampire that her family was literally once at war with? Maybe, read and find out!
  • Black Girls Struggles by reg1na_x0x0
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    just some relatable struggles every black girl goes through :)
  • Russian Roulette.| K.T AmBw. by kayla_animelife
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    5 chances to fall into despair or love. "you don't wanna fall in love with me, I'm dangerous..." "I don't need to fall...I'm already sink in your spell of love, Taehyung." originally Created in: 160921. modified in: 180107.
  • The Lost Girls (2018 Version) by violinsandviolas
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    (To be rewritten!) Shortlisted for the Wattys 2018! Peter Pan. The boy who never grew up. The boy who makes all your wishes come true with the help of a fairy. What if I told you that was all a lie? That the boy who never grew up was really a monster who feeds on young boys' youth? And he got my brother and I'm going to get him back no matter what the costs. Me and everyone else who lost someone to Peter Pan. We're the Lost Girls.
  • THREADS OF ME by InkInSilenceWriter
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    In a world that often silences soft voices, one woman weaves her truth through color, cloth, and quiet words. Threads of Me is a soulful poem about identity, creativity, and becoming. Written under the pen name InkInSilence, this piece is a tribute to every dream stitched in silence, every story worn with pride, and every moment of choosing self over fear. If you've ever tried to create something meaningful in a noisy world-this poem is for you.