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Chapter One

Juvenile Fiction
English
951 Words
No Age Recommendation
423
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Catalina Elenta Avery is a normal 15 year old girl. At least she thinks she is. The story [more]

Keywords: shapeshifter, teen, funny, romance, mystery, dark

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H.S.W Change

Der Anfang

Fantasy
German
2017 Words
Ages 14 and up
343
3

Die 16jährige Rose flieht mit ihrer kleinen Schwester in ihre alte Heimat Hawaii , zu ihrer Tante , [more]

Keywords: Liebe, Wissenschaft...

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niya williams Change

(in life)

Fiction
English
1 Words
Ages 12 and up
322
0

an intresing" page turner"that is about a young lady a character you can relate to. she is confused [more]

Keywords: mysteries, clues, betrayal

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Samantha Perez Change

Fantasy
English
6730 Words
No Age Recommendation
638
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Aurora Jennings, better known as Rory, has a special gift. Gifts aren't uncommon now, but her's is. She is what they call a 'Changer.' Which means she can shapeshift. She can look and sound like anyone she wants, even if she has never met them. But her power is a gift and a curse. Now people from a cooperation called 'the division,' are looking for her. As she runs around the world trying to avoid the division she starts to meet others that are also running. With their help will she be able to defeat the division and make the world safe for the rest of the generations to come? Or will she captured like so many others have? [more]

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Sarah Knuckles Change

Family & Relationships
English
1047 Words
No Age Recommendation
372
1

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Tatjana Danhausen Change

Fantasy
German
28133 Words
Ages 16 and up
637
5

Ich weiß bis heute nicht, was mich dazu getrieben hatte, meinen müden Alltag zu durchbrechen, aber hätte ich [more]

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p. inish cHaNgE

Language & Literature
English
2360 Words
Ages 16 and up
61
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Inish’s poetry mines electric articulations out of the discontinuity that written language inevitably subjects us to, and the affective misdirection it can generate by requiring us to reconstitute a disembodied subjectivity. There is a higher realism in Inish’s deeply material engagement with language, in its enactment of the uncertainties, de- and re-contextualizations, disappearances, and strange adjacencies endemic to writing. This all seems poetry conceptualism, with its faithfulness to the state of textualized bewilderment in which we spend increasing amounts of our time. And while it makes little threat of becoming too standard a model for verisimilitude, it is, in its austerely zany realism, both a faithful document of textual experience and a joy. [more]

Keywords: L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, captivity, escape, bewilderment, mountains, she

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