Kopernicus, a royal lamb at Baapolis, just turned sixteen moons on his Ramvitzvah celebration. As he indulges in the paramount cake he had so looked forward to, a herd of ewes crush his party. He realizes that his authoritative aunt, the current General of Baapolis - Iris, wants to marry / mate him off to the ewes as she sees him as still irresponsible to rule Baapolis after her. Kopernicus fumes and seeks advice from his friends - Houdini the cat, Mrs. Brown the hen, many goats, all but sheep friends - to get him out of this predicament. In getting out of the predicament, Kopernicus meanders into adventures that finally allow him to grasp for himself what it means to be a true ram, and not the version his aunt envisioned.

view 513 subscribe 15 grade 10 RATE Rune is a lowly shepherd exiled from his village. Amy is a fairy who escaped her traditional fairy life and her path crossed with Rune. Together they travel from village to village in search of a new home, but the mountainous lands of the Village Republic hold many mysteries and dangers that may get in their way. The adventure starts from the middle, rather than the beginning of the end. Written by: Zake and N.K Valek Art and suggestions: zikra0 on Fiverr

Despite a clean shot to the guts with a Carrot Gun, Penny becomes a trophy for Yami, an aspiring Huntress from a local Bandit Clan. The two will form an unlikely duo as the young bandit seems to act against her own nature and will end up in "Peach Haven", a mysterious city, home to the lost souls that have fallen to the Curse ravaging the land.

When Prince Adrian's maidservant is accused of killing the king, she gets executed and dies because of a conspiracy. She is then reincarnated as a beautiful and majestic shape-shifting scarlet bird named Maddison. With her new abilities, she vows to help the prince seek justice and clear her name.

The people of a medieval village decide to raid the Castle and kill the Devil, who has enslaved the King's daughter.

The story follows Phoebe, a young girl who lives in a city that is oddly filled with pigeon people—creatures who look like humans but have the heads of pigeons. The book focuses on Phoebe's interactions with these strange, yet somewhat familiar beings, and how she tries to fit in while maintaining her unique identity. Phoebe stands out because, unlike others who have succumbed to the pigeon-like traits and behaviors, she retains her humanity. She finds herself caught between the world of the pigeon people, who are content to live their peculiar lives, and her own desire to be different. As Phoebe learns more about the pigeon people and what it means to belong, the book touches on themes of acceptance, self-expression, and the courage to stand out. Her journey reflects the tension many face in trying to stay true to who they are while also seeking connection with others.