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  Crush

  Hadsan Mohamud

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  'I don't make friends here. It's not going to end well.'
  Two Somali teens have an awkward meet-cute at an eating disorder clinic. Najma has been in treatment for years; Zakariya's just starting out. She sketches; he writes poems. Neither of them is ready to talk. Until they meet each other…
  As their sessions continue, so do the chats. And the jokes. And the secrets.
  Tender, funny and honest, CRUSH is a story about identity, connection and the messy path to healing. Hadsan Mohamud's play premiered at Oxford House, London, during Somali Week Festival in 2025, and was longlisted for the Tony Craze Award 2025, before a full-length run at Underbelly as part of the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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  The Scottish History of James IV

  Robert Greene

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  The Scottish History of James IV by Robert Greene is a richly imaginative Elizabethan drama that combines royal intrigue, romance, moral reflection, and elements of folklore within a compelling historical framework. Though inspired by the reign of the Scottish monarch James IV, the play takes creative liberties to craft a theatrical narrative that explores the consequences of desire, betrayal, and repentance.
  
  At the center of the story is King James, a ruler whose attraction to passion and pleasure places both his marriage and his kingdom at risk. His actions set in motion a series of conflicts that test loyalty, honor, and the stability of the royal court. As personal desires collide with public responsibilities, the play examines the moral obligations of leadership and the damage caused when rulers abandon restraint and integrity.
  
  Alongside the courtly drama runs a lively subplot featuring characters drawn from everyday life, adding humor and emotional contrast to the more serious themes of the main narrative. Greene's blending of noble tragedy with comic storytelling reflects the flexibility and inventiveness of Elizabethan theatre, where different social worlds often coexist on stage.
  
  The play also incorporates elements of legend and spectacle, including supernatural suggestion and dramatic pageantry, which enhance its atmosphere and theatrical appeal. Greene's language is energetic and expressive, balancing emotional intensity with moments of wit and reflection.
  
  The Scottish History of James IV remains a fascinating example of Renaissance drama, offering readers a mix of romance, morality, and political storytelling. Its exploration of human weakness, redemption, and the responsibilities of power continues to resonate as a vivid portrait of leadership and consequence in a richly imagined historical world.

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  When Silence Screams

  Olivia Shiel

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Some stories are whispered. Hers roars from the shadows. 
   
  Liv has mastered the art of pretending — pretending she’s okay, pretending she’s strong, pretending she can outrun the echoes of everything she’s survived. But silence has a way of catching up. 
   
  From childhood scars buried beneath perfect smiles to the relationships that promised rescue but brought more ruin, Liv’s life is a tightrope walk between chaos and clarity. Each chapter unravels secrets too heavy to hold, choices too painful to forget, and a voice that’s fought too long to stay unheard. 
   
  But this isn’t just a story of survival. 
  It’s a mirror. A message. A map. 
   
  When Silence Screams doesn’t just take you through Olivia’s journey — it walks beside your own. At the end of every chapter, powerful life lessons pull back the curtain on pain, healing, faith, and freedom. For every woman who’s ever questioned her worth, every girl who’s carried what she couldn’t name, this book becomes more than a memoir — it becomes a guide to coming home to yourself. 
   
  This is not a story of tragedy. 
  This is a story of becoming.

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  Bully King

  Andi Jaxon

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  BULLY KING IS A BRILLIANTLY WRITTEN TALE OF INTOLERANCE, PREJUDICE, SOCIAL INJUSTICE, ACCEPTANCE & UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. 5-STARS! 
   
  I'm the pastor's son. 
  He's the star quarterback for a small Kentucky high school. 
  While the town worships him, I pray for God to take my life. 
  He makes my life a living hell by making me his victim. 
  This perverse game we play could end us both. 
  How can something that feels so right be so wrong? 
  The price if the truth is discovered is death, but I can't stop. 
  Neither can he. No one can know. 
  Can I risk it? Is Roman King worth dying for? 
   
  This story is a bully romance. Trigger Warnings: 
  By main characters: Bullying, non-con, dub-con, homophobia, assault 
  By side character: domestic violence, alcohol abuse, suicide attempt, abuse, bullying, car accident, death, homophobia, violence

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  100 Best-Loved Poems

  Philip Smith

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  "100 Best-Loved Poems" is a cherished anthology that brings together some of the most timeless and evocative works of poetry in the English language. This collection features a diverse array of poems from celebrated poets such as William Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, Edgar Allan Poe, and many others. Each poem has been carefully selected for its enduring popularity and its ability to resonate with readers across generations. From the romantic sonnets of the Elizabethan era to the contemplative verses of the 20th century, this anthology offers a rich tapestry of themes, emotions, and styles. "100 Best-Loved Poems" serves as an excellent introduction to the world of poetry and a delightful compendium for those who appreciate the power of the written word.

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  Robert Browning's Dramatic...

  Robert Browning, Adriel Brandt

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  A selection of Robert Browning's dramatic monologues. 
  In "My Last Duchess," an entitled nobleman shows off a portrait of his late wife. 
  In "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister," a frustrated monk dwells on a petty rivalry. 
  In "The Bishop Orders His Tomb at Saint Praxed's," a dying man instructs his family in how to elevate his final resting place above that of his rival's. 
  In "Porphyria's Lover," a sinister narrator considers how to preserve the pure beauty of his trusting partner. 
  "Bishop Blougram's Apology" is a lengthy reflection on faith, doubt, and the pursuit of contentment.

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