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S.smouse my boss:the devil

never underestimate your boss

Fiction
English
167 Words
No Age Recommendation
310
0

Stephan Flash is in the lawyer bizz and his friends/co-workers are the best his parents and relatives are [more]

Keywords: devil, stephan, danielle, boss

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Brandon Jacobs Jenny

"Sweet n Deadly'

Thriller
English
231 Words
Ages 18 and up
1
1

A glance of beauty can lead to forbidden pleasures and eventually your worse nightmare. Never underestimate the weak [more]

Keywords: fear, daring, assasin, frienship, proffessional

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B.W. Matz The Inns and Taverns of "Pickwick" With Some Observations on their Other Associations

Fiction
English
31210 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Dickens, like all great authors, had a tendency to underestimate the value of his most popular book. At [more]

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B.W. Matz The Inns and Taverns of "Pickwick

With Some Observations on their Other Associations

Fiction
English
31205 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Dickens, like all great authors, had a tendency to underestimate the value of his most popular book. At [more]

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Preston Child Thunderstorm

Family & Relationships
English
3094 Words
Ages 12 and up
24
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A hot summer day’s coming to an end, giving way to a severe storm. From one moment to [more]

Keywords: thunder, flash, horror, nightmare, friends, friendship, parenthood, parents, love, death, storm, coast, sea

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Jennifer Agard PhD LIFE LESSONS AND QUOTES

Family & Relationships
English
2610 Words
Ages 16 and up
176
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The book shares life lesson tips and bits. Enjoy a few phrases on love, self-love, friendship, relationship, appreciation, encouragement, respect, bullying, encouragement, confidence, humility, spirituality, present, procrastination, relax; it is not that serious, accept your journey, dreams and visions, guidance, and leadership. Also, each life lesson tip is supported by great quotes from famous men and women worldwide. Photography pictures by Arlington Agard [more]

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Susan Spira One Liners for Life: Simply Profound Messages

Self-Help
English
221 Words
No Age Recommendation
564
22

"We are not defined by how much we do; we are defined by the love in our hearts." Wouldn't it be great if you could find out how to live a better life just by taking a message out of a bottle? Now, that's everyone's dream of a quick and easy way to self-edit for an awesome life! Just latch onto the short, sweet, pithy, big punch ideas to guide a sometimes windy path. Author Susan Spira has put that awesome life in a nutshell of over 400 One-Liners for Life. Easy to read, earthy reminders, sound bites to swallow; sparks of inspiration; and gems so simple, yet complex to the nature of a well-lived life. One-liners not exactly the Henny Youngman, "Take my wife...please." variety, but still one line bits of wisdom without a set-up and all punch! "The voice of reason is often wrong. The sign of being a grown-up is when you are no longer tempted to find a new you because you are in love with the old you. Have a think big approach to your life; never underestimate your abilities. Unless electrified, ignore boundaries. Magic wands don't always show up when you need them. Life is not risk-free. Sometimes life's disruptions are someone else's pathology; you were simply in the path of the "ology"." - Susan Spira Wouldn't you agree it's usually the simplest ideas in their simplest form that produce the highest impact on the quality of our lives? With every moment we evolve; changing our directions and our thinking to encompass our new experiences and knowledge. Every moment leads to new self-discovery, new visions, or guides for a better life. Let Author Susan Spira inspire you to "look for fortune inside yourself." One-Liners for Life, Simply Profound Messages to spark insight, inspiration, and provide some of those guides, some of those one-liners for thought to add insight, inspiration, and self-acceptance. "Think of your life as a freeing experience, not one which binds." "Consider that you may not have the right answers to the right questions." "Celebrate your life's accomplishments, one goose bump at a time." [more]

Keywords: live better, tips, happiness, self-help, easy read, sound bites, inspiration, daily affirmations

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BAD Agar The Angaran Chronicles: The Ritual

Fantasy
English
13509 Words
Ages 14 and up
200
0

Much to Alathis' relief, he found the training room empty. He'd thought so; it was six in the evening, so most neophytes were busy with study.Alathis ignored the training dummies lining the left wall and the wooden weapons on the right while attempting to avert his attention from the large mirror in the north. Weapons of every type hung there, from daggers to double-headed two-handed axes. In the first few years, every neophyte was encouraged to practise with all weapons. First, to learn how to wield, so if they fought an enemy who used one, they knew how to fight it. Second to choose which one to specialise. Alathis had fallen in love with the long sword almost straight away. It wasn't too heavy or too short. It could stab and slice. Its hilt and cross-guard could be used as weapons if needs must and wielded with one or two hands. In short, it was adaptable, practical. But above all else, there was certain artistry, freedom to the long sword. It could be wielded like a curved cutting blade or even a specialist stabbing blade such as a rapier.Faster than even his eye could follow, Alathis drew his sword and was in a ready stance. Then he launched into it. His every technique, his every step, every cut, stab and parry were perfect. He'd perform a, a downward vertical strike or any other, then the appropriate dodge, block or dart. Then counter. It was called shadow swordplay. He did it by instinct, with no rhyme or reason. It emptied his mind, forced the fear anyway — the anxiety.They'd been taught meditation from a young age. It'd never worked for Alathis: Sitting and humming couldn't calm his forever busy mind. But swinging a sword or punching and kicking the air, did. Alathis wasn't as naive as most of the other acolytes; he knew Hunters were, for all intents and purposes, assassins. And he knew he had to be a damn good one to live even a year of his apprenticeship. That's if he managed to survive the Ritual somehow.He was so lost in his training he failed to notice the vampire enter the room.'Neophyte Alathis.'Alathis leapt so high he almost hit the ceiling and turned to find Kolmath approaching. The once-elf vampire's face was unreadable, her hands behind her back. She was tall for an elf: around 1.77 metres. Like all her kin, she was long-limbed, graceful. She wore plain white robes like all other teachers. Her skin just as inhumanly stark as her robes. She stared at him with large, dark green eyes and her long grey hair pulled back into a bun. She was beautiful, even for an elf she. It almost made him forget his ingrained instinct at recognising the wrongness vampires exuded.'Teacher,' said Alathis.Kolmath waved dismissal at Alathis' formality and approached the wall of weapons.'Karetil came to me,' she said. 'He's concerned about you.''He is?''Indeed,' she said and reached to touch a broad sword. 'You underestimate him, I think. He may act childish, but he has every bit the same training at reading people like you.'Alathis didn't reply, he just cut the air, first horizontally, then upward diagonally.'You know, when you first came to the coven, I was not sure what to make of you,' said Kolmath, while running her long, slender fingers along the haft of a great axe. 'You were so sullen, sulky you more so than the other survivors of the attack. I understood why, after talking with Telric.'Alathis treated her with his most murderous glare. 'I don't want to talk about that, teacher.'Kolmath turned to him. 'You will have to, Alathis. One day. What you went through, what you had to do, is something even the hardiest of us would find hard to cope with. It might be a good idea to speak of it before going through the Ritual.'Alathis couldn't help flinching at her mention of The Ritual.'Ah. So you are afraid,' said Kolmath as she took a small axe and tested its weight. 'Do not be ashamed; it is only natural.'She swung it a few times, but the swings were so fast Alathis couldn't count them.'Every neophyte in your position is afraid before the Ritual.''Well, except Karetil,' said Alathis.'He, too, is afraid, young Alathis,' said Kolmath. 'Again, you underestimate your friend, he is just far better at hiding it. Or you might be overestimating him, from a certain point of view.'Alathis swallowed. 'I don't want to die.''Everything dies,' said Kolmath. 'Even Hunters, even vampires, even the Jaroai. It is nothing to fear. It is just nothingness.''But-''You can back out,' Kolmath interrupted, but without anger or condescension. 'Stay here a [more]

Keywords: fantasy, dieselpunk, diesel, punk, lovecraftian, horror, psychological horror, dark fantasy, trauma, memories, novella, death, psycological thriller, teen, teen story, love, teen love, cosmic horror, cult, teenager, diesel punk, action, teenagers, swordsman [more][Less]

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