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Welcome to the digital bookshelf! All the books and stories here are either self-published or independently published, and each has been carefully reviewed by Bookshelfie to ensure quality control. We invite you to browse and discover your next great read!
Based on a true story: Maria and Ahmed, two neurodivergent Egyptian-American teens, share an unspoken bond built on fleeting glances and misunderstood emotions. What starts as a quiet admiration becomes an overwhelming obsession, distorting their perception of love, reality, and each other. As Ahmed battles emotional outbursts, nightmares, and impulsive ...
In the robotic city of Cuniculum, notorious for its underground tunnels and violent crime, Laeli, a shy tech-genius and Javeer, an outgoing and ambitious mechanic, cross paths. Both broken and bruised from their past, they grow close and form a strong connection. However, when a mysterious friend from Laeli’s childhood ...
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Sammy the Cat is a horror story/creepypasta written by Joseph "JosephTheSnail" Arrington that revolves around a mysterious DVD of an obscure show.
In late November, the narrator inherits a home and finds a DVD while clearing out the estate of their great-aunt. The DVD, titled “Sammy the Cat,” was from 2019, which was dumbfounding because the great-aunt passed away in 2020.
The show features a person in a homemade cat costume. The cat, predominantly white with black patches and spots, has large cheeks, googly eyes, and stitches on the front portion of the body.
The show starts with the cat staring at the camera for a long time before the screen goes white. It then cuts to the costumed man eating from a bowl of what appears to be raw meat. Afterward, the man leaves the frame and returns, holding the hand of a masked woman.
It’s suggested to be more than just an indie film.
In the thawing ruins of Antarctica, a blacksmith’s apprentice is running out of time. As a prehistoric plague rots his people’s lungs, Randy de la Serna’s quest for a cure thrusts him into the crosshairs of a war he didn’t know existed. Caught between a Martian scout from a crashed ...
Driven by a shared hunger for control, a group of Dartmouth students, led by the enigmatic Meddy, forms the Students for Fundamental Change. What begins as an intellectual movement leads them to Stillwell, Maine, where they establish a secluded community with radical ideals and rigid rules, drawing in those desperate ...
It’s been ten, long years since her abrupt departure, and, with a cryptic voicemail, 28-year-old Pittsburgh writer Charlotte Sutton finds herself back in her hometown of Lakeside, Ohio. Only this time, her estranged father doesn’t recognize her, and a surprise half-sibling has taken her place. Chuck Sutton—newspaper editor, retired baseball ...
SOMEONE LIKE ME: A Collection of Monologues from a Restless Mind takes readers on an intimate journey through the interior landscape of modern existence. This unusual and deeply moving collection of twenty-one first-person monologues traces the evolution of a consciousness moving from isolation toward integration, from fragmentation toward wholeness. Unlike ...
“Pop Music Legends” Compendium of Recorded Music Stars, Trends, Influencers. Ultimate Music Resource Book. by Hank Moore 7-Time Pulitzer Prize nominated This book series covers 100 years of change and growth of the music recording industry. It is based upon the author’s involvement in music over the years, interviews with ...
In Rosehaven, loyalties shift like the wind and every street hides secrets. Competing factions fight for control, spies and enforcers watch every move, and survival depends on quiet refusals and careful choices. A dystopian short-story collection set in a town where silence can be dangerous. Through ten interwoven stories, Scottish ...
