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  Sunshine

  Yugo Takuza

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  we telling about our game MT2 stories . just the gibing our experiences in this game and telling our story.

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  Chrome Veins of the Mechmage: A...

  Hoang Nguyen

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  Across the cyberforge sprawl of Techveil, where gearheart enchanters fuse chrome veins with arcane circuits and silicon sprites spark life into the grid's shadows, enchanter Mira fuses a chrome vein with sprite Vex, their fusion powered by a sprawl threatened by the grid's iron enforcers. The veins, fused in circuit vows and spark-kissed alloys, power the sprawl—or shorts it in EMP cataclysms. As they hack through vein-laced conduits and fusion-bound nodes, fused by grid sentinels and chrome rivals, Mira's enchanting fusion merges with Vex's spritely glitch, unveiling a cyberforge legend of veined spark. When a corrupted circuit summons virus swarms, they must fuse the vein to reboot the sprawl. In the chrome of gearheart veins, where every circuit pulses the magic and every spark hacks the iron, their urban fusion becomes the power that liberates the sprawl's soul.

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  12 Unicorns in My Bedroom

  Dorothy Dowling

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  From the Australian Outback comes, 12 Unicorns in My Bedroom, a literary treat, told in rollicking rhyme, reminiscent of Dr Seus, Pamela Allen, Mem Fox and other greats. 
  Livvy doesn’t know it, but she’s about to have an extraordinary morning. Twelve very unusual visitors have turned up in her bedroom. Unicorns! 
  How magical, you say. Well, yes - if only they didn’t announce themselves in such a distinctly unmagical way. Sure, the puffs of glitter are very pretty, but unicorn farts are as stinky as anyone else’s – maybe even worse. And their wild behaviour is another problem! Fun, farty and fantastical, their wild behaviour creates complete chaos in Livvy’s room with their prancing and dancing, cheering and rearing, twirling and twerking and tooting!Floss, Duke, Fancy, Priscilla, Kevin, Lancelot and their friends don’t see the problem; they’re only fun-loving unicorns, after all. But the clock is ticking, and in just a few minutes Livvy’s mother is coming to check that she’s tidied her room before school. 
  Written in musical, inventive rhyme, this highly engaging illustrated storybook will get any early reader giggling at these loveable unicorn antics. With a sprinkling of sparkles and a big helping of humour, the magical mayhem will entrance 4- to 8-year-olds everywhere.Find out how Livvy deals with her unicorn invasion. Bring your own glitter! 
   

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  The Artist and the Door - Some...

  Dorothy Quick

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  The Artist and the Door by Dorothy Quick - I bought the door–even though the auctioneer warned of evil. 
  Dorothy Gertrude Quick was born in Brooklyn on September 1st 1896. She was a prolific writer of horror, detective fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. Dorothy was a girl of 11 when she met Mark Twain, actually Samuel L. Clemens, on an Atlantic crossing from England. She was returning to Plainfield, N.J., from Europe with her parents. Recognizing Twain by his wavy hair and white suit, she walked around and around the deck, passing very slowly by his chair each time, until he finally came over and introduced himself. 
  It was the beginning of a friendship that was to last until the very day of his death. After the voyage she received a telegram from Twain asking whether she would prefer as a birthday present "one elephant or 10,000 monkeys." She replied that she would prefer his books - which he sent her, along with a tiny white elephant. If you’ve seen the 1991 TV movie “Mark Twain and Me” well, now you know who wrote it. 
  The Artist and the Door was published in Weird Tales magazine in November 1952.

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  Unlocking the Untethered Mind...

  Intelligent Meditations

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  "..Far-off you hear the whisperings of wind, and carried with it the sound of the sea, instilling deep, night, dream…’' 
    
  In this complete 3-hour collection featuring bestseller titles, travel along with the narration and experience vivid visuals conjured by the written word, while listening to calm stories enchantingly told. Words, music, and narrative art, all come together to create a special time for the stressed mind, leaving analytical thinking, everyday cares and unwanted memories behind. From general relaxation and stress-relief by a naturopathic physician, to a specifically tailored story for deep sleep narrated by the melodic soothing voice of a singer, to igniting motivation, courage and hope with a noble voice of Irish heritage, this collection of meditations goes above and beyond and covers it all. 
    
  What are you waiting for? ‘’..Hidden places and sanctuaries appear, white towers of ancient art, and figures of swans flying past; while from far below, singing chants, and sweet notes of harps, dreamily float up. A thousand minstrels of a rare kind, beautify the night, under sapphire-blue skies…"

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  Bagpuss - Uncle Feedle - Episode 13

  Oliver Postgate, John Faulkner,...

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  Bagpuss, dear Bagpuss, old fat furry cat-puss, wake up, wake up and look at this thing that I bring...Bagpuss, created by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin, is no ordinary cat. He is a saggy cloth cat, who lives in a magical shop owned by Emily. When Emily brings something to the shop, Bagpuss wakes up, and so do his friends, Professor Yaffle, Madeleine, Gabriel, and the mice. Together, they explore the stories behind the objects, using music, stories, and a little bit of magic. In Bagpuss's world, forgotten things come to life in the most fun and imaginative ways.Emily finds a quirky figure named Uncle Feedle and brings him to the shop. Bagpuss and his friends are ready for some fun! Professor Yaffle tries to figure out Uncle Feedle's mischief, while Madeleine and Gabriel add songs about his adventures. The mice, always full of energy, make the story even more playful with their silly ideas. This episode is lighthearted and full of laughs, perfect for listeners who love a bit of fun and whimsy in their stories.

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