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Cover: Grey by Maisy Lewis

Dakota's Mother Nature's son. He lives in Ireland where everything is always colorful, because he can control nature, how colorful they are, where they grow, and how colorful they are, but when he falls head over heels for a girl way out of his league, and forgets about nature, plants start turning swampy and grey colors. Can Dakota notice he's being ridiculous before its too late?
For Grey by Maisy Lewis (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/856707).

Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Public domain image from Pixabay.

Cover: The Ancient Papyrus by Jane Lewis

Carter and Ava, brother and sister, are dragged to Egypt for there dad's work. They meet people who know about there past. When they bring the siblings to a tomb, everything is revealed.

For The Ancient Papyrus by Jane Lewis (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/856670).

Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Public domain image from Pixabay.

Cover: The Gift of Magic by Om Sirasith Samanthai

A town named Wishter is being destroyed. A young boy named Alex Gifter, who has magical powers, must try to find out who is behind the destruction. Accompanying him is his friend, Mike. Mike has a black sword with a white hilt that is enchanted. It is a book of adventure and magic.

For The Gift of Magic by Om Sirasith Samanthai (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/901568).

Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Stock image courtesy of ~Miss-Minn-Deviant on deviantART (http://miss-minn-deviant.deviantart.com/).

Cover: Once Upon a Summer by Grace L. B.

This is a story about a summer that turned into a story. It didn't start out that way, and I certainly didn't mean it to. But the events that happened are forever etched in my mind. I cannot keep them forever locked up, and the feelings that I experienced then are now for you to remember. Our sorrows, joys, and triumphs live on through the pages of this story. Because it isn't just a story about me, or about camp, or about you.

It's the story of us.

For Once Upon a Summer by Grace L. B. (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/728100).

Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Stock image courtesy of ~fotojenny on deviantART (http://fotojenny.deviantart.com/).

Cover: The Year of the Rock by Thinkoutofthebox

Last year, I went to camp, as usual. You see, my parents are directors of a Christian Camp. But this year, my cabin was....well...... different. This is my story of learning to accept others...... and you just might find out what to means to be a camp director's daughter, too.

For The Year of the Rock by Thinkoutofthebox (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/728178).

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And Thinkoutofthebox... all my graphics are 100% free, just so you know :)

Cover: Flaming Tears by Kara Paat

Tempest Cunningham's life couldn't get better. But she never knows what hits her when she is suddenly caught up in a life so full of tragedy and secrets that she hardly recognizes it as her own. Tempest and her brother embark on a journey with a group of faithful friends, though once they're well on their way, they find that many of them will not return and that there is a traitor among them.

For Flaming Tears by Kara Paat (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/549852).
Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Public domain image from Pixabay.

Cover: The Blade of Water by Hannah B.

Zea has been chosen for the quest to find the blade of water. Everyone that has tried has failed and she is the last hope. She must fight, lie, and steal to find her destiny. Will she succeed? Or will she fail like her ancestors did?

For The Blade of Water by Hannah B. (http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/854515).

Attribution: Cover design by Starflower Hunting. Dagger image used by request of the author. Water stock image courtesy of *robhas1left on deviantART (http://robhas1left.deviantart.com/).

Cover: The Crusade by BookWorm

Juliet was six and Annabeth was one when they ran away from their home with a suitcase that their dead father had given them. The second day alone, they had been in a dark alley. Then, something had come out from the other end and chased them out. Both of them had never been educated because their mother had planned on homeschooling them. She had died in a car crash days before and their aunt had taken the in. Their snooty, mean, nasty aunt who makes you do everything for her. She had taken them in and raised them for a day and a half. She drove Juliet crazy that in the middle of the night, she packed her suitcase with clothes, tissues, soaps, shampoos, magazines (even though neither of them could read), and food. Also, they both had a full water-bottle/sippy cup. An orphanage finds them deep in the woods and brings them to an isolated building on the top of a mountain. They started their education there and soon realized that it wasn't an orphanage, but a school. They were never adopted out and they had a rather strange education.

The Crusade, for Greek Princess on NaNo YWP, account here: http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/user/854580.

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