Zwei Schülerinnen lassen ihrer Kreativität in diesem Werk, aus Kurzgeschichten, sowie Gedichten, auf Deutsch und Englisch freien Lauf. Von Action und Fantasy bis zu wahren Geschichten, lässt sich alles in dieser Sammlung finden. Enjoy :)

"One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight... Eight cells vertically, and.. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven... And seven horizontally. The man sat on the stone cold floor, peering at the opposite wall of a human-size crate, he was locked into..." The book "Eclipse of Mind" comprises two captivating stories. In "Imprisoned," a man's fight for survival unfolds within the walls of an abandoned cell, a battle against odds that grip both his hope and his desperation. Locked doors, abandoned spaces, and days without sustenance - can he defy death's grasp? A haunting tale unfolds as a young woman struggles with guilt over the murder of a man whose ghost continues to haunt her until the very end. But is it the end? The story culminates in a surprising conclusion, revealed in "The One Who Stands in the Corner."

This dual-language anthology features more than a dozen, 20th-century tales translated into English for the first time. Contents include "The Fugitive" by Vladimir A. Gilyarovsky, "The Present" by Leonid Andreev, "Trataton" by D. Mamin-Sibiryak, and "The Life Granted" by Alexander Grin, plus stories by Vasily Grossman, Alexander Kuprin, Arkady Gaidar, and others.

A thoughtful picture book illustrating the power of small acts of kindness, from the award-winning author of Sophie's Squash.

Throughout my life, I have always tried to be a calm child, who does not argue with anyone and to live in harmony with other people, try not to disturb them. But my alter ego in my head, always forced me to do bad things. To her, the only way to escape bullying was to fight fire with fire and do worse things to bad people who treated you very badly. The stranger in my mind was the one who ordered me to harm others in order to protect myself from them. I am neither your alter ego nor a stranger. I am you from the past and I will be you from the future. That's what she always told me whenever I thought about it. I would never know what this meant. All I knew, was that there was a connection between these evil thoughts and the memories that did not belong to me. And I was about to learn the terrible truth behind it.

A brutal murder. Mysterious markings carved into the victim. A reactivated, long-lost robot. A ruthless politician. A conspiracy threatening Paradise to its core. Paradise, 2301: 200 years ago, following WWIII, the utopian Paradise formed from the remnants of the European Alliance. Since then, its citizens - the Great Nine - have lived peacefully and harmonically on European soil. The only surviving bastion following the Great War, Paradise has become where the arts and generosity flow freely among cows and eagles, horses and donkeys, apes and foxes, cats and dogs, humans and robots. Until the brutal murder of a bull shakes Paradise to its core. Who murdered him? Why? And what do the markings carved into the victim mean? To investigate, the long-deactivated and fully restored robot Helmut is brought back to life. His mission: identify the murderer and bring them to the ruthless and power-hungry Cow Councillor Christine.

"Red door - Yellow door", a mind game that sets the player into a trance and brings their consciousness into the depts of their own mind. Wandering your own mind can be dangerous. You don't know what kind of Demons you have locked away. And once you're in there, they may rise out of the darkest corners of your subconsciousness. This is the story of Orphelia, a young woman playing said game with her two best friends. Sadly, the game isn't as carefree and fun as the three might have thought. Have fun reading!