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April Buy More Save More On Kobo
KOBO is running a buy more, save more promo in April. Two of my titles, Myths of the Night and Monsters & Mysteries, are part of this promotion along with various other titles across all genres.
What are you waiting for?
Visit the following link(s) to see the promotion:
NZ: https://kobo.com/p/april-buy-more-save-more-nz
AU: https://kobo.com/p/april-buy-more-save-more-au
UK: https://kobo.com/p/april-buy-more-save-more-uk
US: https://kobo.com/p/april-buy-more-save-more-us
CA: https://kobo.com/p/april-buy-more-save-more-ca
P.S. If your region isn’t included in this promotion, try changing the flag at the top of the Kobo homepage.
More About Myths of the Night
The paths of five individuals from four different worlds are destined to intertwine, shaking the very foundation of reality. When Sameer embarks on a quest to find a missing friend, little does he know that his journey will entangle him with murders, vindictive witches, misunderstood Grim Reapers, happy fairies, and lonely demons.
As secrets begin to unravel, the fate of their worlds hangs in the balance, and each character must find their place in this complex web of mystery and magic or risk losing themselves forever. The clock is ticking, and the stakes are higher than they could have imagined.
Amidst the wonders and dangers of their diverse worlds, these individuals must confront their deepest fears and desires. Will they rise above the shadows threatening to consume them, or will their worlds be forever lost to the Myths of the Night?
Buy Link – KOBO
More About Monsters & Mysteries
With relatable characters and fantastical creatures lurking between the lines, these are tales of mystery and mayhem. The stories you have been waiting to read all your life. The ones that will make you question reality and doubt things you have never doubted before. Thought-provoking sometimes and heartwarming at others, they have remained unsaid until now.
This collection is for lovers of all things mystical & unconventional.
Buy Link – KOBO
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Samaya in How to Win A Breakup:#BlogchatterA2Z
This year too, I decided to write about something I relate to the most. I didn’t do a theme reveal because I wanted to create a special surprise moment with everyone. So here goes.
My A to Z this year will feature fictional characters from movies, books, and series. I’ve chosen to put special emphasis on the fact that they are fictional because, though we often find them deeply relatable, they are, at the end of the day, not real.
That’s why this year, I’ve titled my series The A to Z of Never Never Land.
I start with the letter S: Samaya from the young adult novel How to Win a Breakup by Farah Heron.
The story follows our protagonist, Samaya, as she carefully plots her revenge against her ex-boyfriend who dropped her suddenly like an old purse, never looking back.
Samaya was an absolute treat to read, thanks to her vibrant personality and strong, distinctive identity. She is a brilliant maths whiz who is passionately into gaming, yet she remains deeply emotional and sensitive at the same time. As I turned the pages, all I could think about was how incredibly cool she was. To me, she quickly became an icon.
What I loved most was that she wasn’t written as meek or forced into any tired stereotype. Even though she worked hard chasing top marks and good grades, she never lost her emotional maturity or depth of feeling.
Samaya was heartbroken, a Canadian Muslim girl with Indian roots, but she stayed unapologetically herself while still allowing herself to be beautifully vulnerable.
Farah Heron never portrayed Samaya as an infamous “tomboy.” Instead, she beautifully showed that a girl can be exceptionally good at studies, madly in love with someone, and completely obsessed with video games—all at once.
Reading about her extraordinary energy and the serious focus she brought to every gaming battle felt so refreshing and empowering.
On top of everything, she also had an amazing sense of style and totally rocked every outfit she wore.
Samaya along with the author Farah Heron gave me belief that we as girls/women have power to break out of this BOX the society puts us in.
This post is a part of Blogchatter A2Z Challenge 2026
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