Adopt A Novel

Adopt A Novel

The Novel Adoption Agency

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Novels to Adopt

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  1. Tuesday
    Tuesday · Nov 9, 2015
    What's the novel's name?

    Does the author know it is up for adoption here?

    Billi Wack and the Story of Mystery

    What genre is it?

    Action/Adventure

    What is the link to the first part?

    Billi Wack and the Story of Mystery- Chapter 1

    Does it have any ratings we should know about?

    For the most part, Billi can be a novel for anyone who reads it. There are some PG moments, but when you skip over all that jazz, it is a fun novel.
  2. Lightsong
    Lightsong · Nov 13, 2015
    What's the novel's name?

    Bad Lights, Good Lights

    Does the author know it is up for adoption here?

    Yup, I'm the author.

    What genre is it?

    Fantasy and mystery/suspense.

    What is the link to the first part?

    Bad Lights, Good Lights [Prologue, Edited 1]

    Does it have any ratings we should know about?

    For language, it's considered 18+. Further development may turn it to 18+ violence.
  3. BluesClues Officer
    BluesClues Officer · Jun 19, 2017
    What's the novel's name? The Chosen Grandma (working title)

    Does the author know it is up for adoption here? Yes, because it is me.

    What genre is it? Fantasy/humor.

    What is the link to the first part?
    The Chosen Grandma, Prologuish Thing

    Does it have any ratings we should know about? Not so far!


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