Crescentia (12-18+)
Etheria's Soulcraft Series is an adventure-filled epic fantasy set in the very first universe—where light and shadow divide the realms, and powerful primordials rule alongside their legendary dragons.
Crescentia, book one in the series, follows Selenia, the Goddess of Crescentia. Gentle yet strong-willed, Selenia shares an unbreakable bond with her Lunaron Dragon, Silvara. When Selenia forms an unexpected connection with Ashlen, the intellectual God of Everwood, emotions she has never known, begin to awaken.
When humans arrive, they disrupt Etheria's balance and force the primordials to confront threats they never imagined.
What happens when mortals walk among the immortals who created them? What would they do to become one of them?
Tropes:
Fantasy - Dragons and Mythical Creatures - Gods and Goddesses - Soul Mated Bond - Bound to Dragons - Quest - Found family - Wicked villain - Cunning trickster - Magic System - The Chosen Weapon - Betrayal - Immortality First Person - Multi POV - Closed Door - BIPOC Rep..
Trigger warnings:
Use of weapons. Death (blood but not gory). Betrayal of a friend. Emotional.
If you are sensitive to any of these topics, proceed with caution.
Everwood (12-18+)
Crescentia was the ruin. This is the storm that follows, the storms of Everwood.
A villain rises to power.
A father is held captive, not knowing his daughter is alive.
His daughter doesn't even know he exists.
Ashlen is forced to obey his captor, but he secretly despises the person who stole everything from him. Dragons gather in the skies and plots are hatched. As rebellion erupts and those who love Ashlen try to save him, the stakes keep getting higher.
A book foretelling prophecy, left behind by the forgotten, provokes more questions than answers. Ancient secrets rise from the shadows, and a new name is whispered in the pages.
When Estelle discovers the truth about her past, she has one focus—to save her father. But it’s not just him who needs saving, it’s the whole of Everwood.
Tropes:
Gods & Goddesses - Dragons & Mythical Creatures - Forced Proximity - Power Awakening - Best Friends Brother - Mystery - Book of Prophecy - Feminine Rage - Hostage Rescue Mission - Strong FMC - BIPOC Rep - LGBT Rep - Cerebral Palsy Rep - Mobility Aid Rep - First Person - Multi POV - Closed Door.
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Trigger warnings:
Forced Proximity. Coercive control. Near drowning. Grief. Emotional. Death (natural)
If you are sensitive to any of these topics, proceed with caution.
Nice and Sweet (3-11)
When Teddy Bear sets out to find something nice and sweet to eat, he has to explore a tiny town bursting with animal shopkeepers and enchanting character voices.
Nice and Sweet invites children to become part of the story through:
• interactive animated participation
• ringing a bell (optional) whenever a shop door is open/closed
• a simple built-in memory game
• a cosy, easy-to-imagine town they’ll want to visit repeatedly.
Even pre-schoolers can join the fun, especially with a teddy bear and a little bell to bring Teddy Bear’s journey to life.
Repetition can also be supportive for neurodivergent children, or children with anxiety. This story is predictable,
safe, and allows for emotional regulation.
But behind the playfulness lies something truly special. This story has been lovingly passed down through three generations of one family, inspired by life during World War II, when sweets were rare and joy had to be found in
imagination. Created by a lady who lived through wartime and its rationing, Nice and Sweet is a celebration of hope, imagination, and happiness in small things.
Once cherished within a single family, this timeless story is now ready to be shared—a joyful, interactive read-along that connects children to imagination and playfulness.
This story is fun and makes bedtime truly special, creating precious moments of connection between you and your child, and setting the tone for nice and sweet dreams.
Tropes:
Fantasy - Small Town - Talking Animals - Anthromorphic animals (animals acting like humans) - Quest - Memory Game - Participation.
Trigger warnings:
None.