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Amaranth knows what she is: a Thread Mage, the most powerful type of magical, and the most dangerous. The magic she wields can destroy worlds, and so she keeps it secret. Now, at nearly thirteen, she is required to attend school. But when another student starts behaving strangely, as if possessed, Amaranth realizes her magic is the only cure. Should she reveal her secrets and save her classmate, or stay silent and live with the guilt?
Min has failed the Trials, condemned to a life of servitude in a sinister government agency called The Karmozijn. However, all is not as it seems. On their way to the Karmozijn, she and another child are taken away from their escort, and into a secret world of magic. But it is soon revealed that even this paradise has a darker side — the imperial government must be toppled, and the Magicals believe they are the only ones who can do it
Kasey is confused, midway through a visit with his grandpa, a man bursts into the house saying something about stones and the Emperor. Now, Kasey is on the run, stuck in a dingy little cabin in the woods. Apparently, magic is real, he has it, and his grandpa is part of an organization to overthrow the government.
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Public Bookmark 644
Mystery Work
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This is part of an ongoing challenge and will be revealed soon!
Bookmarked by EliiKorin44
27 May 2026
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the one where obi wan gets worshipped by the clone cult
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A rewrite of Harry Potter, featuring a Jewish trans main character and many deviations from Her Nibs' work in order to eliminate bigotry and hatred throughout. Blood purity is still an issue, since that's one of the central hooks of the series, but there are no goblins, werewolves are not anthropophageous, and so on. Also, that weird gendered wizard/witch dichotomy is gone. There have always been male witches. This work will encompass the entirety of the heptology.
- Na’amah Lerner and the Philosopher’s Stone: Chapters 1–17
- Year Two: 18–?
Bookmarked by EliiKorin44
10 Dec 2025

