Now to the books...
For the nestlings and other miniature creatures:
Tales of dragons, birds, bats, bugs and more...
What's your name, little dragon?
G
Suggested readers: 3 - 5 year olds
Main themes:
Self-identity, self-acceptance, non-traditional family dynamics, and the importance of making mistakes in order to find where you belong.
The bat who loves the sun
G
Suggested readers: 3-5 year olds
Main themes:
Self-expression, self-acceptance, community support, non-traditional family dynamics, and the importance of being true to yourself even when nobody else fully understands.
The playful bear
G
Suggested readers: 3-5 year olds
Main themes:
Self-expression, acceptance of others who are different from you, community support, non-traditional family dynamics, and the importance of being kind to others, even when you don't share their life experiences.
Metamorphoses
AKA: Welcome to the abyss of YA fiction
[Working Title: The Heart Buried Beneath The Sunflower Field]
YA
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YA
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Moths, butterflies and narcissus flowers
Or in other words: Here be books for adults
[Working Title: Sworn on the stars]
NA
Genre: Tragedy
Themes:
LGBTQIA+ identities through the last century, social evolution, social politics, celebrity culture, social media, mental illness, and addiction
[Working Title: The Executioner's Dogs]
M
Genre: Espionage / Military
Themes:
Rebellion and revolution
[Working title: Melatonin Dreams & Serotonin Nightmares
M
Genre: Paranormal horror meets fairy-tales of epic proportions
Themes:
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There be worms, anywhere that books exist. Most of these worms look human, feel human, think human... but what are they, underneath it ?
