"Soldiers aren't allowed to dream." Her life at the front lines of the war takes a serious turn when Orla wakes up from the first dream she ever had - an absolute no-go for any soldier of the Facility. When her war partner, Orkan, starts having nightmares, Orla knows that her life is about to change forever. The more Orla learns about her position and about her enemies, the Blues, the more she starts to question the war and her role in it.

The gondolier was a unique man. He sailed the rivers by night, in search of dreams to be fulfilled. His trusty gondola took him wherever he wished, at least wherever there were rivers..() There were three main things to know about the gondolier.The third was that he was invisible. Or almost..He was visible only to the people who believed in magic.

He was the voice of hope, the voice of truth. Mister N - a hero, Danko, who took his heart out of his chest to light the way for all of us in the impenetrable darkness. He is the king of hope, the king of light that will never go out. Even despite the vile Death peeking over his shoulder and playing him the last melody on the violin. What if he wore irony and humor like armor, and a radiant smile served as his visor? Grief came in waves: high tide - wet eyes, almost hysteria, rejection, bargaining, lack of air, low tide - silence, depression, disbelief, unawareness. This is not an attempt to immortalize anyone, elevate anyone, or become famous. This is not a manifesto, not a cry for help, not a desire to hype. It's just psychotherapy that we all need. I share my pain with you, but to support or argue is your choice.

Welcome to my diary, in which you can get a small glimpse of my mind throughout the years. And if you can relate to what I write, just know that you are not on this journey alone.

Three little tales... of a house at the edge of a crossroads in life, a shadow reminiscing its light and a young woman's journey to discover her identity.

A Hero Like You looks at everyday heroes and highlights qualities such as loyalty, compassion, resourcefulness, justice, and courage. The lyrical rhyme and relatable illustrations remind us that we all have the opportunity to be a hero by helping others, doing right and making the world a better place. "What the world needs is a hero like you!"