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Chapter One Trek It, Girl Anabel The light of the sun was fading - and quickly. With the cascading pine trees reaching toward the heavens at heights that terrified Anabel, the idea of darkness quickly descending kind of tugged at her with a gnawing degree of concern. She wasn’t used to this - not in the least. Anabel had been raised in the Midwest among the plains and in a place, she had to get away from as soon as life would allow it. It so happened, that came with the crisp envelope that held her acceptance letter to the University of Oregon. It was the moment Ana had been waiting for since girlhood, and much to her parents’ dismay there was nothing that would hold her back. Ana instinctively tightened her fingers on the steering wheel glancing at the car gauges and immediately groaned upon noting the external temperature outside was a brisk -3 degrees.
By Sai Marie Johnson2 years ago in BookClub
Exploring "The Art of Happiness" - Your Path to Genuine Contentment
The Profound Impact of Kindness: Nurturing the Warmth Within At the heart of "The Art of Happiness" lies an immutable verity, one that resonates deeply with the human soul—the idea that kindness possesses an extraordinary potency. It's akin to a gentle, comforting embrace that envelops your heart when you bestow benevolence upon others. The Dalai Lama, a paragon of compassion, underscores the pivotal role of embracing kindness in our daily lives. When you extend kindness to others, you not only brighten their day but also kindle the flame of happiness within your own being. Kindness is not a mere superficial gesture; it is a profound state of existence, one that has the potential to enrich your life and radiate its brilliance onto those in your orbit.
By shva phaneendra2 years ago in BookClub
The Masquerade of Time
Chapter One: The Bourbon Hotel Chill bumps rose up on my flesh. I couldn't shake it either - there was some kind of strange cool sensation washing over my tawny skin and I felt instantly cold. Odd - because it was hardly the time of year that one expects sudden rushes of cold. It was still early for an Autumn breeze to be hitting but somehow my body was feeling frigid, and it made me up my pace a bit. I enjoyed my evening walks through the Quarter.
By Sai Marie Johnson2 years ago in BookClub
Book Review and Author Interview: No Funeral for Nazia by Taha Kehar
Nazia Sami is a celebrated author, but perhaps her greatest plot twist is yet to be produced. In her final days, she wields a pen one last time as she fills her diary with instructions for her sister, Naureen, and writes six letters to be delivered after her death. There is to be no funeral for Nazia. Instead, only six invitees are asked to attend a party, one of whom is a mystery guest. Over the course of an extraordinary evening, secrets are revealed, pasts reconsidered, and lives are forever changed. Perfect for fans of MOHSIN HAMID and KAMILA SHAMSIE, No Funeral for Nazia is a striking and inventive exploration of what death can mean for both the deceased and those left behind.
By Marie Sinadjan2 years ago in BookClub
The Magic Teapot
Certainly! Here's a longer story based on the eighth item from the list, "The Magic Teapot: Brewed with Wonder." In a bustling town called Harmonyville, nestled between rolling hills and alongside a winding river, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily had always been fascinated by the world's mysteries and had a special love for old and curious things. Her favorite spot in the whole town was the dusty, antique shop, "Martha's Wonders," where she would often spend hours exploring and discovering unique treasures.
By Azhula Rimon2 years ago in BookClub
The Lost Mermaid Princess
Certainly! Here's a short story based on the fourth item from the list, "The Lost Mermaid Princess: Undersea Wonders." In the depths of the ocean, beneath the shimmering waves, there was a hidden world known as Atlantis, a kingdom of extraordinary beauty and wonder. In this mystical realm, there lived a young mermaid named Maris, who possessed an ethereal beauty that rivaled the treasures of the sea.
By Azhula Rimon2 years ago in BookClub
The Brave Little Dragon
In a faraway land called Draconia, there lived a small and timid dragon named Drizzle. Unlike the fearsome dragons that were often portrayed in stories, Drizzle was kind and gentle. He had pale blue scales that glistened like sapphires, and his wings were like delicate, translucent membranes.
By Azhula Rimon2 years ago in BookClub
Lily's Magical Adventure
Lily was an imaginative young girl who lived in a cozy cottage by the sea. She was known throughout her village for her boundless curiosity and adventurous spirit. Lily spent her days exploring the rocky shores, collecting seashells, and gazing out at the vast expanse of the ocean. But, more than anything, she longed for a grand adventure.
By Azhula Rimon2 years ago in BookClub
The Enchanted Forest
Once upon a time, in a quaint little village nestled at the edge of a vast and mysterious forest, there lived a young girl named Isabella. This forest, known as the Enchanted Forest, was a place of wonder and magic, and its secrets had been the talk of legends for generations. Isabella had heard stories of talking animals, hidden treasures, and powerful spells that could make one's wildest dreams come true.
By Azhula Rimon2 years ago in BookClub
