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  • Noli Me Tangere by knightblavk
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    Noli me tangereNovel by José RizalNoli me tangere is a novel written by José Rizal, considered as one of the national heroes of the Philippines, during the colonization of the country by Spain to expose the inequities of the Spanish Catholic priests and the ruling government.  Published: 1887 Author: José Rizal Characters: María Clara, Padre Dámaso, Crisostomo Ibarra, Capitán Tiago, ElíasGenres: Satire, NovelAdaptations: Elias, Basilio at Sisa (1972), Touch Me Not (1961) "This Novel i make it Dahil sa Project lang po at Hope ko magustuhan nyong basahin ang Novel nato "
  • Six Months by AvaNoelting
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    Devin's never had a brother. And he never will. However, on his seventeenth birthday, he'll discover something new, and quite dangerous. Will he figure out his past? Find out in "Six Months."
  • A Sinner's Love (Fairy Tail)  by paul_shinji
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    The plot takes place 2 months after Makarov disbands the Fairy Tail Guild. It's about what happens when Ezra meet Jellal. So it's basically a Jerza book.
  • Beauteous by MorrisNyagowa
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    In love
  • The Song of the Last Leaf "Enantia ston Aplisto'  by RioJasminBongcoy
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    In the age when the Marble of Grail rose like a beacon on the hill, its towers gleaming white beneath the sun, peace was never without a price. Though the land sang hymns, though merchants filled the agora with spices and wine, though children played beneath the olive groves war always lingered at the gates. The Kentrikón tribes circled from the east, pirates stalked the seas from the west, raiders pressed from the north, and from the south, whispers of darker forces stirred. Grail lived not in slumber, but in vigilance. Amid the city's splendor, two figures moved like shadows beneath the sun Arkithos, the soldier whose gaze carried the weight of battles not yet fought, and Asmi, whose songs sought to bind the wounds of the world even as her own heart quivered. Together they bore the burden of Grail's fragile peace, yet each in their own way felt its strain. Its walls stood tall not for vanity, but for survival. Its peace endured not by chance, but by the blood of its fighters. The citizens slept because others did not. And among them, a soldier and a healer kept watch one with sword in hand, the other with faith in her heart. Will they live in purpose ,at hand? Will corruption stop? Will Greed be replaced by love?