When my dad dropped me off at my grandmother Liadan's house in the forest, I expected her to answer the door. You can imagine my surprise when a fairy in a pink dress calmly opened the door.Isn’t this a dream?

Dave is not a happy man.But he is a man with a plan.After years of working as a caretaker at the Academy of Magic, he's finally ready to seize his destiny and become a mage.He has the knowledge he overheard at work and a forbidden object as his focus ...... But that's enough.Who cares if his focus is a mirror? After all ...... mirrors can't eat people.

When my dad dropped me off at my grandmother Liadan's house in the forest, I expected her to answer the door. You can imagine my surprise when a fairy in a pink dress calmly opened the door.Isn’t this a dream?

In a world where the living are few and the dead own the streets, survival is the only currency that matters.Ellie is a drifter, moving from one wrecked motel to the next, never staying long enough to let the shadows catch up. She’s learned to trust her gun more than any human soul, and her oversized black jacket is the only comfort she has left in a landscape of rotting bodies and rusted cars. But when she stumbles into a town that is eerily silent—devoid of the groaning undead bu...

Olena wakes up alone in a cold, dark room, surrounded only by threats. Why has she been brought here? And more importantly, can she escape?

Where Hurt Lived is a hauntingly beautiful journey into the parts of ourselves we never show—the silent wounds, the hidden tears, and the pieces of our hearts we keep stitched together just to survive. This book dives into heartbreak, abandonment, betrayal, and the crushing weight of expectations, capturing the truth of what it means to break quietly while the world keeps moving.But within all the pain, there is a spark—a rise, a shift, a moment when you finally choose yourself. Th...

There are few charges a person can be given in this life that carry more weight on the scale of deeds than parenting.Children are a blessing and a trust from Allah, one we will certainly be called to account for.To best fullfill this monumental task each of us must learn as much as we can.This book seeks to assist and guide parents as they prepare for their journey into raising children in Islam.Produced in Cooperation with the Islamic Outreach Center of Col...

Welcome to the story of two young souls whose paths diverge after college, only to intertwine once more in a serendipitous reunion. In this heartfelt tale, we delve into the lives of Emma, a gifted graphic designer, and Liam, a prosperous architect yearning for deeper connections.Their story begins at a college reunion, where old memories awaken, reigniting a connection that time failed to extinguish. Set against this backdrop, Emma and Liam begin a journey fraught with emotions an...

A collection of more than 60 points of authentic seerah to increase our knowledge and love of the Prophet Sallallahu alyhi wasallam.

“In this book, I try to shed light on al-Shafi′i’s life experiences, especially those filled with knowledge and work, in order to zoom-in on the scope of his life for the reader, from the cradle to the grave. I begin with his birth, childhood and grandparents, and then move on to his journey in the desert and his seeking of the secrets of the Arabic language. I then move the scope to his language and poetry before moving into his journey throughout Madinah, Iraq, Yemen, and Egypt where he ...

“Rhythms of Life” is a vibrant and eclectic open-genre anthology that celebrates the diverse rhythms and harmonies of human experience. This captivating collection brings together a wide range of voices, styles, and perspectives, weaving a rich tapestry of poetry, prose, and other forms of creative expression. From the intimate whispers of personal reflection to the bold declarations of social commentary, the works in this anthology pulse with the rhythms of life, love, loss, hope, and tra...

Antiracist movements are more mainstream than ever before. Liberal democracies boast of their policies designed to stamp out racism in all walks of life. Why then is racism still ever-present in our society?This is not an accident, but by design. Capitalism is structured by racism and has relentlessly attacked powerful movements. Race to the Bottom traces our current crisis back decades, to the fragmentation of Britain’s Black Power movements and their absorption into NGOs...