Are you tired of wimpy protagonists who get dragged kicking and screaming into their harems? What about weak-willed MCs who are controlled by their women? Well, fear not. Because Hank McCallum is anything but weak-willed. And in a world where Bunnygirls are slaves, he'll be the master they need and deserve. For their own good, of course.

Bea loves helping friends and really wants to be a superhero, but none of the costumes she tries on are quite right. What makes an outfit super? A cape? A mask? They're just not her. Even her dog Woofs agrees. It's not until Bea rescues and returns an injured bunny that she discovers the super suit that fits her personality. Bea is Bunnygirl! And she and Woofs are ready to help.

"James lives in the most amazing treehouse, but he's too shy to let anyone see it. Can Bunnygirl help him find a way to connect with people? Of course she can! Leave it to Bunnygirl to know just how to reach James AND introduce him to her friends, in a way that feels comfortable to him. Plus, James has some surprises of his own in this story of friendship and empathy."--Provided by publisher.

For little party bags you can crochet these little girl dolls. The dolls are 3.5 inches (9 cm) tall. Materials required: 3.00 mm hook; DK, Light Worsted yarn; Polyester fiberfill; Tapestry needle; 5 mm black beads for eyes : 2 beads for each doll; Needle and black thread for attaching eyes.

AN ALL-OUT FANTASY SEXTRAVAGANZA! The boys (and Crim) are back for round two! This time, they visit the golem specialty shop The Sex Marionette, which allows them to create their perfect partners. So what do they do? The unthinkable, of course! With Kanchal’s otherworldly craftsmanship, they dream up four golems that are the spitting image of Meidri! But what would the real Meidri do if she ever found out…? They’ll have their answer sooner than they think—because one of the golems goes missing!

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