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[close] The monarchs are tyrants, and we the people have rebelled. Are you with the tyrants? The monarchs? Will you fight, or will you flee? Alliances are shifting, and time is changing. Who will come out on top?

[close] Reading to great nieces and nephews keeps this Auntie smiling, laughing and loving the rapidly growing younger set.

[close]                  In a world where only the elite rule over the land and your true value only lies in your shapeshifting ability, and other magical abilities, life has been more than cruel over the people of Astarial. Even though the three people who rule, the Princes and Princess, try to make things equal among the people, they can't deny the fact that this whole system of judging someone by their ability has been of some benefit to themselves as well. What with being three of the most powerful siblings in the land. The young rulers have voiced their concerns to the Council about the system but none are taken seriously. And as the people grow to see that their rulers' grip on the country weakens, revolts begin to happen. Even the rise of the Star Children have began to being told in stories once more. The only revolt powerful enough to have almost defeated the unrighteous system before they were cut down and banished from the land by the royals' grandfather. The story of their hair glimmering like starlight as always been a favorite among the children. And some even hope that the revolt that has been long forgotten, starts making a change in their unfair way of life.

[close]              Constituted of 35 provinces, Illéa is a country highly known for its selective process for the right to the crown. This year there is a twist- the royal twins will be having their own Selection at the same time, so 35 girls and 35 boys will be chosen to participate. Known as 'The Selection', the competition offers the chance of a lifetime for two people from each province to compete for both the crown and the prince or princess' hand. Swept away from their daily lives, these 70 people stay as guests in the castle, where they are treated like royalty and taught how to rule a kingdom. [ Based off 'The Selection' by Kiera Cass ]