Writing that never stops
Have you ever felt too big, or too different? That’s how Barnaby the giant felt in his candy-colored kingdom, until he set off on a quest to find a friend. Along the way, he learns that his greatest strength isn’t something he needs to hide, but the very thing that helps him find where he belongs.
Ever feel like your apartment has… issues? For Elara, the problem isn’t leaky pipes, but a crack in her kitchen wall. It’s a gateway for shadowy things, and she’s the only one who knows how to keep them on their side.
You know, in a forgotten royal library, a quiet librarian named Elara discovers a secret: the books can rewrite history itself. When a wicked court historian plots to erase the true princess from the throne, Elara must use her courage and love for stories to protect the kingdom’s past and future. It’s a race against time to stop him before he rewrites reality forever.
So, I used to be a cat. Now I’m a prince. Turns out, running a kingdom is mostly about knowing who’s sleeping with whom, which, let’s be honest, I was already an expert on. The actual prince? He’s currently trying to command an army of squirrels. It’s an improvement, trust me.
Imagine you’re just a troll trying to do your job, keeping your bridge neat and tidy. Then, a princess, a knight, and a dragon all show up at once, each waving a different ancient law saying they get to cross first. It’s a bureaucratic fairytale nightmare that proves paperwork is the real monster.
Ever tried to explain buffering to a troll who only speaks in riddles? Fizzle the goblin IT guy is having one of those days. His mission: fix a terrible Wi-Fi signal under a bridge for a client who demands payment in single-origin coffee and refuses to say what’s wrong.
I’m the Big Bad Wolf turned vegan influencer, trying to sell lentil shepherd’s pie and good intentions while villagers keep expecting me to huff and puff. Through bicycle rides, live-stream disasters, and tahini-related humiliation, I learn that rebranding is mostly stamina and a hedgehog intern with graphic design skills. It’s messy, occasionally smelly, and oddly satisfying.
Once upon a time in Eldoria, Princess Elowen, the youngest royal with a special gift for understanding animals, embarks on an adventure to a grumpy river in need of help. With her compassion and courage, she learns the river’s secret, leading to a much-needed rain for her drought-stricken kingdom. This whimsical tale reminds us that kindness and empathy can bridge even the greatest divides.
Princess Elara seeks answers and finds a tiny forest spirit who teaches her that kindness is a path, not a pattern. Through small, thoughtful acts—bandaging a fox, sharing bread, listening—she changes her castle and herself. It’s a gentle tale about noticing others and letting simple habits of care shape the world.
Ever wonder why the moon sometimes looks so sad? Let me tell you about Finnian, a tailor who mended not just clothes, but torn dreams. He embarked on a magical journey to the heavens, using a needle made of starlight to stitch the moon’s broken memories back together. With each careful stitch, he restored its light and healed its ancient sorrow.
In a tiny village overshadowed by a greedy king, a clever fox named Fionn uses his wit and a magical mirror to teach the king a lesson about kindness and sharing. Through his clever plan, Fionn helps save the village and brings hope back to the land. It’s a whimsical story about how brains and heart can outsmart greed.
Ever wonder what secrets old houses keep? I stumbled upon my grandmother’s diary in our crumbling manor. Turns out, she made a deal with something from the shadows to save our family’s magic, and now the bill is coming due.
