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  Jane Eyre (A Graphic Novel...

  Charlotte Brontë

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  Many people think that Charlotte Bronte loosely based Jane Eyre on her own life and experiences. See how Bronte tells her story through the eyes of Jane Eyre. Even though Jane was orphaned at an early age and forced to live with her evil aunt, Mrs. Reed, she still managed to be happy. Read along as Jane travels to Lowood School and eventually to Thornfield Hall where she meets Mr. Rochester, the only true love she ever knows.

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  How To Write A Novel - Your Step...

  HowExpert, Jennifer-Crystal...

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  If you have fashion in writing and you want to learn How to Write a Novel, then get a copy of this guide. 
  The writing process is a little bit different from one person to the next, but fundamentally, it's very similar. When someone sits down to write, there tends to be an awkward "uninspired" moment in the beginning, when you begin to get over the doubt and the thoughts of not knowing what to say and then jump into it anyway. Usually once you've gotten a few sentences out - sometimes a paragraph or two - you suddenly slip into "the zone", that inspired and motivated place where the work comes out effortlessly and you can just keep going for pages and pages. 
  This book isn't about telling you how to write or making assumptions that everyone goes through the same process. Quite the contrary - I'd like to point out right now that not every writer will follow a process. Some follow no process at all. I'm here to simply share some things that work for me and help me to keep my ideas and thoughts organized so the stories make sense. There are a number of ways to do that, and I'll cover some of my favorites. 
  Most people write for themselves, and many people don't necessarily publish a book. But those who want to write a novel and are intimidated by the idea are the people I'm writing this book for. 
  One of the questions I ask myself the most is, "Why is it so hard to stay inspired?" Maybe you get stuck on a part of the book or the thought of 90,000 words scares you. Either way, there are some little tricks and activities you can do in order to maintain a steady focus and inspiration. 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  The Creative Center - Exploring...

  Papaya Frostt

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  Introducing The Creative Center - a 5-book audiobook collection designed to help children explore and understand the energy center that governs creativity, joy, and passion. Each book in the collection features a unique story with relatable characters and settings that will take your child on a journey of self-discovery and growth. 
  Through each story, children will learn about the importance of balance, emotional expression, and healthy relationships. They'll explore the concept of self-love and how it relates to creativity and self-expression. They'll also learn practical tools and techniques to help them tap into their creative side and embrace their inner passions. 
  With engaging narration, immersive sound effects, and music, this collection is sure to capture your child's imagination and keep them engaged from start to finish. Whether your child is struggling with expressing themselves or simply looking for a way to tap into their creative side, "The Creative Center" collection is the perfect way to help them explore and understand the power of their emotions and creativity.

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  Gone With the Wind - Magical...

  Rodney Evans

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  Children are kids and adults are kids too. The Flatulent Pumpkin’s Gone With the Wind let’s children and adults feel this in the sweetest and most exhilarating way. It’s a lot of fun and may be the most important book a child reads for years to come. 
  The town’s children knew something was horribly wrong when the teacher didn’t come back from lunch break. They dashed out of school and discovered all of the adults were gone! The children didn’t think it had anything to do with the big secret they were keeping, but could it? Or did it have something to do with all those strange noises during the school day?  
  Gone With the Wind is a heartwarming mystery. You’ll laugh, smile and be forever changed from the determination of a ten-year old girl which helps the entire town learn the single most important thing about life.

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  The Unnamable

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  Equal parts Lovecraftian horror story and defense of Lovecraft's own writing style and penchant for unutterable, unnamable, unthinkable monstrosities, this story tells the tale of a young writer attempting to convince his skeptical friend that there might actually be things in the world that are unnamable.

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  The Truth is a Cave in the Black...

  Neil Gaiman, Eddie Campbell

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  The text of The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains was first published in the collection anthology Stories: All New Tales edited by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio. This gorgeous full-color illustrated book version was born of a unique collaboration between writer Neil Gaiman and artist Eddie Campbell, who brought to vivid life the characters and landscape of Gaiman's story. In August 2010, The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains was performed in the concert hall of the Sydney Opera House to a sold-out crowd—Gaiman read his tale live as Campbell's magnificent artwork was presented, scene-by-scene, on large screens. Narrative and art were accompanied by live music composed and performed especially for the story by the FourPlay String Quartet.

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