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I bet you never dreamed there were so many unicorn books especially written for little kids! Come and browse here. I did the hard work searching for these little gems to make it easy for you to find your child’s next favorite unicorn book
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Sybrina Durant – Author of Cleo Can Tie A Bow and the very talented illustrator, Pumudi Gardiyawasam have collaborated on a new “learn to tie” book. Cleo Can Tie A Bow was about a little girl who was “bow crazy”. She learned to tie bows with the help of a rabbit and a fox.
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This is a flash fiction piece about an alien invasion. This piece takes a very different approach when it conceptualizes aliens and their reality and motive
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This is an essay about depression and how it can destroy the soul. The essay is written in the form of a story, and explores themes like loneliness and pain
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This is an essay about love and how elusive it often is. I find it difficult to love or receive love. In this piece, I try to define love and my flaws.
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This is a nihilistic poem about apathy and despair. It questions the meaning of existence and laments over the meaninglessness and ephemerality of it all.
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This is an essay that tackles delusion. It focuses on how debilitating chasing the will-o'-the-wisp can be. It also talks about different forms of worship.
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This is a poem that deals with cold-hearted Christians. Many Christians believe that their obedience justifies that they love God even though they're cold.
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This is a poem that explores what true beauty means to me. Sure, nature has her charm, but redemption is the greatest grandeur there is.
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This is a personal essay about my relationship with my father. We're both flawed people and this piece talks about the mental illness that tormented us.
