Stories Featuring Animals

“The mysterious world of evelyn todd”

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Jamye Humphreys Armitage Toale

I am very impressed with what I read so far. I thought the story was interesting and I believe that it will be of interest to the younger "teenage" crowd for certain. Her flow of sentences and her description as you read through are very mature yet the book has an immature feel - not in a… Read More

“Loved it!”

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TreehouseCity

Absolutely enjoyed it! I don't know if this has any reviews yet (bit of a newb here ^^') but it is a shame if not, this is very well written and I love how different you've made Legolas/Thranduil compared to most fanfics I've read. (I also love the fact that you put Legolas's mother into the… Read More

“Will be reading the next chapters too”

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ClosetGenius11

Perfect mix of darker-ish themes, beautiful visuals / gore-ish visuals, poetic writing, the metaphors and just all the emotions you make me feel through all of the above I really want to see this one through, no pressure there You've mistaken 'then' for 'than' And other than that little grammar… Read More

“A great opening.”

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Samuel Garbett

I'm a few chapters in and I'd like to say, without a doubt, the opening is fantastic. From the short prologue through to believable dialogue and intriguing, colourful terms to describe this fantastical world, I was anticipating and anxious to see the next development. I love the idea and plot… Read More

“The magic secret of the crystal kingdom”

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jsarahnorth

I absolutely loved this book. Read it at every available moment. It’s well written and storyline keeps you captured and intrigued on the next event. Would definitely read more. I think other people should read it especially to their children as it creates wonderful imagery and will keep children… Read More

“The colonial legacy”

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Deleted User

This is my favorite kind of historical fiction, which both teaches you something new (never even heard of a "quagga" before, but plays with historical fact in an informed way. Told in a series of very short vignettes, each one spanning a few years--until leaping into the present at 2015-the story… Read More