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Sabrina willow is a young witch who has just been given the chance to be the royal witch of galar. at the palace, she strikes up an unlikely friendship with king grimoire of galar, a mysterious monarch who hides his face behind a face covering of wood. but in both royalty and witchcraft, nothing is as it seems and soon, Sabrina finds herself caught in a world full of resentment masked by pleasantries, arguments hiding attraction and a web of secrets and lies. can Sabrina and grimoire's unlikely friendship survive the judgemental gazes and whispers, or will it shatter like a china figurine?

Introduction Racism, misogyny, and hate have dominated the headlines of our time. "Where is the love?" you might ask. As you may know, the claws of discrimination, division, and despair are ripping apart humanity. Enough is enough; many of us can't take it anymore. As the battle between disunity and inclusivity rages on around the globe, the scream for answers grows louder. Hence the birth of the Oneness Movement for Humanity happened. Globalization-one of the many faces of oneness-has been under severe attack around the world. Though unforeseen calamities batter unity, harmony, propelled by divine power, is our collective destiny. Oneness, the new frontier of our collective consciousness, promises greater inclusivity, harmony, and prosperity for all. We won't let discrimination rob us of our hope for a glorious future. It sounds utopian, but it is a goal worth exploring. Let's do it together. Prejudice of any kind is a sour issue loaded with controversy and stress. Thorny as it may be, we need collective action to address the subject. I believe it is within our intellectual, emotional, and spiritual capacities to solve this most pressing social ill.

Haunted tech. Found family. One ring changes everything. When a shuttered branch library reopens as a neighborhood makerspace, the city installs a "smart bell" to keep things civil. It smiles for metrics, shushes tenants mid-meeting, and once tries to lock a door during sign-ups. Mara Cho, Jaya Nair, and Theo "Patch" Morales refuse to let a gadget decide who gets heard. With cookies on the table and copper on the workbench, they uncover a house spirit stitched from decades of checkout beeps. The smart bell wants compliance. The spirit wants kindness. The vendor wants a district-wide rollout. The neighbors want their voices. Cue a weekend of sabotage with love: a cradle to decouple bell from spirit, a loop that teaches a bossy daemon to chase its own receipts, and a witness page that turns community into policy. One ring for safety. Two for courtesy. Never to silence speech. Along the way there are bites, bytes, and bad decisions, which is another way of saying friendship happens. If you like cozy chaos, haunted infrastructure, and meetings where cake matters almost as much as code, ring in and take a chair. The door stays open.

The House of Hesse may not be a country, but she lived like any country in the world as soon as she exists. During the course of life, she lived under the jurisdiction of her (over)protective brothers, and contributing her works including tasks like, cementing alliances to other countries and assisting her brothers whenever the need comes. But having doting brothers who wouldn't bother giving her such tasks, most of her time she just lived a life of what a normal aristocrat would...which would other people would say. The story follows Alexandra, who is branded as an high-esteemed lady in the high society, but in secret having a strong-drive to satisfy her curiosity, travelled to the Russian Empire for the first time just to meet the mysterious country who maintained its large span of territory for hundreds of years. As soon as she set foot of the Russian soil began where her life begins to further unfold along with the course of history...

It was only a joke when Jane said she’d someday rule the world. However, after accidently making the right friends and discovering the secret they all had in common, she finds herself the official dictator of planet earth.

When seventeen year old Nat Barker is told that she's going to be sent to Military school if she doesn't clean up her act, she decides that doing her homework doesn't seem like such a bad idea after all. But that was before her arch nemesis Morgan Paine declares a Prank War. Suddenly Nat is forced into sneaking around and pulling anonymous pranks, trying desperately not to get caught for fear of saluting in horrid camouflage jumpsuits. But with Morgan and his cronies doing everything in their power to catch her out red handed, will she be safe from her parents cruel punishment? And more importantly, who will win the prank war?