Week - 218 The Loyal Bank Skeith by literalluau

Description: For most of us, he's just another green face in the crowd. We take him for granted, never realizing how much he means to our lives and our bank accounts.

Week - 224 The Blus by literalluau

Description: Most of us have heard of Roo Island, the happy little spot where everyone is bouncing and smiling all day long. Sounds like a great place, doesn't it? But what shadows and secrets lurk behind every smile?

Week - 230 Roomful of Jelly by literalluau

Description: Are you more of a marble person or a white chocolate person? Do you prefer jelly to asparagus? Sand to brick? A neohome should reflect who you are.

Week - 234 Plushie Eaters: Part One by literalluau

Description: "I saw one eat a plushie the other day!" Penelope wailed, the tears finally coming as she remembered the swift motion...

Week - 235 Plushie Eaters: Part Two by literalluau

Description: "I only need it for a little bit. I'll bring it right back down." Grabbing the tape from her pocket, Penelope scurried...

Week - 236 Plushie Eaters: Part Three by literalluau

Description: "Strawberry nova waffles?!" squealed Penelope, sliding into her chair...

Week - 240 A Weak Heart: Part One by literalluau

Description: His bed was unmade, unusual for him. But he often disappeared for a midnight fly around the village...

Week - 241 A Weak Heart: Part Two by literalluau

Description: She thought for a minute, chewing on her lip and wringing her hands. "The bedroom!" she cried suddenly, racing past me into the small room my brother and I shared...

Week - 242 A Weak Heart: Part Three by literalluau

Description: She shook her head gently. "A dark faerie's power is too great. You'd be under her power or disintegrated in less than five seconds."

Week - 244 Five O'Clock Deadline by literalluau

Description: The pile of books landed with a loud thunk on Dewdrop's desk. The baby Kougra could just see over the top of them...

Week - 250 A Gnawing Curiosity by literalluau

Description: In my opinion, the Times is better than books--at least the Times doesn’t burst into a cloud of discolored smoke when you’re done with it.