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The Class No One Warned You About

  The Class No One Warned You About Some stories grab you with monsters. Curriculum for the Dead grabs you with a question: what if school didn’t prepare you for life—but for disappearance? This book was born from the feeling many of us know too well: sitting in a room, doing everything “right,” and still feeling like you’re slowly being erased. It’s dark, eerie, and unsettling—but it’s also deeply human. In this story, a student receives a syllabus printed in ash. That one moment pulls him into a hidden side of a university where certain classes are taught only to the dead—and the living students who attend are never the same again. Attendance is mandatory. Grades are carved into stone. And graduation doesn’t mean success—it means loss. The horror isn’t loud. It’s quiet, slow, and personal. Curriculum for the Dead isn’t about ghosts chasing people down hallways. It’s about systems that teach people to stay silent, to shrink, and to disappear politely. It’s about what happens...
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Why Kids Don’t Need to Grow Up Faster—They Need Time

  Why Kids Don’t Need to Grow Up Faster—They Need Time Growing up today feels rushed. Kids are pushed to act older, think bigger, and handle more than they should. At the same time, some are kept from growing at all. This creates stress, confusion, and fear—often before a child can even explain how they feel. Childhood isn’t a race. It’s a season meant for learning, play, and feeling safe. Protecting Childhood While Preparing for Adulthood was written to remind us of something important: kids grow best when growth is paced, not forced. Children don’t need pressure to become strong. They need time. Time to play. Time to make mistakes. Time to feel emotions without being told to “grow up” or “be mature.” This book focuses on balance. It shows how play is learning, how responsibility can be taught without stress, and how emotional maturity develops when children feel supported instead of rushed. It’s not about perfect parenting. It’s about protecting what matters while gently pr...
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When Learning Ends, Life Begins: The Brave Step Beyond Homeschool

  When Learning Ends, Life Begins: The Brave Step Beyond Homeschool Homeschooling can be a beautiful journey. Families learn together, grow together, and build strong bonds. But homeschooling is not meant to last forever. At some point, every young person must step into the world and begin their own path. That step can feel exciting, scary, and confusing all at once. The Pagan Homeschool Exit Strategy was written to help families prepare for that moment with confidence and calm. This book teaches that growing up is not about being pushed into the world too soon. It is about being ready. Teens need life skills, social confidence, and the courage to make their own decisions. Parents also need support, because letting go is not easy. This guide shows both parents and teens how to move forward together without fear, pressure, or shame. Instead of telling families what they “must” do, the book offers practical tools, clear planning steps, and simple transition ideas that actually ...
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Rooted Kids in a Loud World: Raising Strong Pagan Children Today

  Rooted Kids in a Loud World: Raising Strong Pagan Children Today Raising children in today’s world can feel overwhelming. Social pressure, fast-moving culture, and constant online influence can make kids feel like they have to fit in just to be accepted. For Pagan families, this can feel even more challenging. But children do not need to hide who they are. They need a home that gives them confidence, grounding, and a clear sense of belonging. When kids feel secure at home, they are better prepared to move through the world without losing themselves. Teaching Pagan values is not about separating children from society. It is about helping them understand nature, balance, kindness, and respect for others. These lessons give children the ability to stand calmly in their identity without arguing, proving, or defending who they are. When children learn that difference is normal and that respect does not require erasing themselves, they grow stronger and more confident. Parents do ...
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Crying Doesn’t Make You Weak — It Makes You Honest

  Crying Doesn’t Make You Weak — It Makes You Honest People often think sadness means weakness, but that isn’t true. Feeling sad simply means you care, you notice what matters, and you feel life deeply. The real problem begins when the world teaches people that showing emotion makes them look desperate. Many people start hiding their feelings just to avoid being judged, and over time that silence makes them forget how valuable they truly are. Sad Girls Don’t Beg: Reclaiming Self-Worth When Melancholy Is Mistaken for Weakness is about learning how to feel without shrinking yourself. It shows that you can be emotional and still be strong. You can want love, respect, and kindness without begging for it. When you understand your worth, you stop chasing approval and begin standing confidently in who you are. This book is for anyone who has ever been told they are “too emotional,” “too sensitive,” or “too much.” It offers simple ways to build confidence, create healthy boundaries, ...
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He Woke Up… But Was He the First?

  He Woke Up… But Was He the First?     What if you woke up one day and everyone told you that your life had already happened before? The Boy Who Woke Again is a chilling new gothic psychological horror story about a young guard who wakes up inside a strange laboratory with no memory of how he got there. The scariest part is not the dark halls or the locked doors—it’s the feeling that something about him has happened many times before. As Hunter begins to explore, he finds records that don’t match his memories. Training feels too easy. Doors open before he touches them. And hidden rooms hold secrets that suggest he might not be the first version of himself. Each discovery brings him closer to a truth that could change everything he believes about who he is. This story is about identity, courage, and what it means to fight for your own existence when someone else thinks you can be replaced. It mixes dark mystery, emotional moments, and mind-bending horror that w...
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They Told Him He Was Chosen… Until He Found the Number

  They Told Him He Was Chosen… Until He Found the Number    What if you discovered you were not the first version of yourself? In Grimwalker Number Seventeen, a young soldier named Hunter uncovers a terrifying secret: he may only be one in a long line of replacements. When he finds a broken mask scratched with the number 17, he realizes something is very wrong. Someone else lived his life before him, and someone else may already be waiting to take it next. This gothic psychological horror story explores what it really means to be human. Hunter begins to uncover hidden labs, sealed records, and powerful leaders who see people as tools instead of lives. Every answer he finds leads to more danger, and the closer he gets to the truth, the more he understands that survival may mean fighting the very system that created him. Grimwalker Number Seventeen is more than a horror novel. It is a powerful story about identity, courage, and the fight to stay yourself when the world...
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