This isnt your classic book. And as pick me as this sounds, its true. My book is build of little storys, only thoughts even, which neither follow a certain mood, nor are related to each other in the slightest bit. So deal with it. 'A masterpiece like no other' - fat cat magazin 'The best way to describe this book is probably: an emotional roller coaster ' - fat cat in disguise

A blue boy turns blue bird after he is framed for a murder he has not committed. Born in a city under an ever-starry dome, Winnow's life changes forever when he is invited to live with a noble family, and finds a new home that he didn't know he yearned for. A collection of short stories about a queer and trans boy turning man, his found family, mysteries not yet uncovered, running away and running towards, and falling in love for the first time and for two people. Each new chapter is accompanied by a lovingly made illustration drawn by the author.

Will you ever be able to find out who lives inside your house of thoughts? Do you claim to be alive by the criteria of existence or do you merely breathe? Reframe of Mind: Ennui opens doors to discourses on the perception of reality, the idea of interweaving threads of life and, primarily, the myriad thalassic layers of the ocean of our very own consciousness. This "true" version of the original work not only includes an extra chapter, but also features a completely revamped story that adds depth and intrigue. Additionally, readers will be delighted to find vibrantly designed coloured pages interspersed between each chapter.

To feel lost in life and lost in the world is a natural result of a traumatic, life-altering event. With no one to talk to, but lost in thought instead, the meaning of home is questioned, challenged, and found. Out of all the things to start this chain of thought processes stands a hermit crab, looking for an empty shell to claim. It is observed, loved, and the catalyst to the healing journey. What is home? Driven by this question at its core, this reflective tale explores what it means to feel at home in a place, as well as in your own body.

While words cannot always depict the brutality of reality, the emotions experienced never fail to paint an accurate picture in the mind. It's hard to read about these stories, but it's even harder to see the pain in their eyes. So many achievements with which fascinating people have enriched mankind, many more disasters have been brought upon the world by the same creatures. It is easy to assume that people are basically good, but it is an endless struggle to find all the causes that this assumption fails its consistency, leading to a more persistent malice and bigotry in the nature of people. It is people who wage wars, it is people who destroy homes, who speak of high morals and betray them in seconds. But it is also people who fight for justice, people who protect the truth and kill with kindness. If people are indeed fundamentally good, then the spark that emanates from those who are true to this root is the reason for the hope that, as in fairy tales, good can conquer evil.