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  Legend of Santa Clause The -...

  E.T. Wartemberg

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  Did you ever wonder how Santa Clause got his powers? How he get's round the globe so efficiently in one night or how his helpers are compensated for their hard work? 
  The Story of Tanta is a realistic take on how the name of Santa Clause spread throughout the globe and how he became the star of the winter! 
  This is a musical story that takes us all the way back to Simon Fransenn's (Santa Clauses) childhood who is a descendant of St.Nicholas, his fated meet with the mesmerising Tanta and all the difficulties he had to endure in order to become the legend that you know today as Santa Clause.

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  Almost Everything - A Christian...

  Mandi Blake

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  Her fairytale ending turns into a disaster. Can her brother’s best friend convince her that she was chasing the wrong happily ever after? 
  Everly Cooper had it all. A successful fiancé, a dream home being built, and the life she always wanted away from the spotlight. 
  And then it all crashed and burned… publicly, and her brother’s best friend, Blake, was all too eager to race to her rescue. 
  Blake Lawson left the world of professional football for the small town life five years ago. His friend, Ridge, needed help, and being closer to Everly was more than just a bonus. He’d been silently in love with his best friend’s sister for years. He had everything he could possibly want, except her. 
  Blake refuses to watch her cry over a man who didn’t deserve her. He’s ready to fess up to Everly and show her how a real man treats the woman he loves. 
  When Blake's plan to win her heart backfires, he’ll have to figure out what loving someone really means before he loses Everly forever.

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  The Demon Overlord's Retirement...

  M. H. Foster

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  The Demon Overlord retires to farm turnips in peace, only to find life in a small village far more chaotic than he ever could have anticipated in this laugh-out-loud debut cozy fantasy with teeth. Includes an exclusive bonus adventure coming 8/25/26! When destroying the world and killing the hero grows boring, what's a Demon Overlord to do but quit while he's ahead?Galornus Prime was the Scourge of Nations, Ender of Hope, and Master of the Cardinal Sins. He had done everything worth doing. Some of it more than once.His retirement plan was simple: get a goat, farm quietly, and avoid accidentally conquering anything. The plan didn't include soul-crushing town halls, after-school combat lessons with children, and a war with perhaps his most worthy nemesis yet: the rose-growing, seventy-three year-old widow next door. Even in retirement, evil never sleeps...but it does plant turnips.When corrupt officials and greedy merchants threaten his infuriatingly loveable neighbors, Galornus faces a new kind of challenge: saving the village without revealing he is the monster parents invoke to make children eat their vegetables.The Demon Overlord’s Retirement Plan is a cozy fantasy with teeth, where the hardest battle isn’t defeating heroes—it’s staying retired and learning how to live after 444 lifetimes of villainy.

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  Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man -...

  Siegfried Sassoon

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  "There was a thrill in the early morning air that made everything seem possible."
  
  Prior to the publication of Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man, Sassoon's reputation rested on the poetry he wrote during and about World War One, and so uncertain of the novel's reception was he that he elected to publish it anonymously.
  
  The first book in a trilogy of semi-autobiographical novels, Memoirs tells the story of George Sherston, a fictionalised version of himself, growing up in the English countryside before the First World War. Using material taken from Sassoon's own diaries, the book follows George's gentle, privileged rural life — hunting, horses, friendships, and small social dramas — all described with warmth and wry humour. Beneath the charm, though, there's an awareness that this peaceful world is fading, and the novel ends as Sherston prepares to enter the army, signalling the end of innocence and the beginning of the war that will become the defining force in Sassoon's later writing.
  Siegfried Sassoon (1886–1967) was an English poet and novelist best known for the fierce anti‑war poetry he wrote during the First World War. Born into a wealthy Kent family, he lived a quiet rural life until joining the army in 1914, where his bravery earned him the Military Cross. His wartime experiences led to his becoming one of the most powerful voices protesting the brutality and futility of the conflict and one of the defining literary figures of his generation.

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  Barbie Gurl: A Transgender...

  Lilly Lustwood

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  “From her rose-colored glasses, womanhood was sweet as candy, only to find out that it wasn’t as saccharine as she thought it would be. But then again… she’s Barbie *wink*”. 
  Barbie Sinclair, who just legally changed her name from Barry, yearned to accelerate her transition by undergoing surgery to inflate her knockers. Being the daddy’s girl that she was, she successfully convinced Conrad, her megamillionaire father… but on one condition. 
  She moved from her family’s Beverly Hills estate to Boston, honoring her promise to get a Master’s degree from Harvard Business School. 
  The boys loved her but sadly, most of the girls wanted nothing to do with her but pull her hair. 
  Meeting Ken was her only resolve until Sarah, his girlfriend shows up and dims her shine. 
  Will she ever see the neon pink light again or is she destined to suffer a grim fate? 
  Clutch your Pearl Necklace Tight and Prepare for a Transgender Romance and Feminization Ride! 
  Note: This title contains transgender romance, transgender transformation, drama, and first time transgender romance. Some real places and people were referenced but the story is a work of fiction.

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  The Little Prince - Classic Edition

  Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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  The Soulful Truth: "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye."A Gift for Adults: "All grown-ups were once children... but only a few of them remember it."On Responsibility and Love: "It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important."A Healing Classic: "A timeless masterpiece that heals the soul and helps us rediscover innocence in a noisy world." 
  The Little Prince, published in 1943 by French author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is one of the most cherished works of literature in the world. The story begins with a narrator—a pilot—who crashes his plane in the Sahara Desert, where he encounters a young prince who has traveled from a tiny asteroid known as B-612. 
  Through the Prince’s journey across different planets and his interactions with a unique rose, a wise fox, and the narrator, the novella explores profound themes of loneliness, friendship, love, loss, and the meaning of life in a simple yet poetic tone. It serves as a gentle but sharp critique of the "serious" world of adults—often blinded by vanity and greed—reminding readers to cherish the invisible yet essential bonds of the heart.

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