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What is Love? | Answering the Most Googled Questions

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Being human, this is often a question you might stumble upon at some point in your life. There are different ways, sides and you could say types of love, which makes love a unique and universal feeling that is experienced by humans (and one could say by animals too). Love has been explored across different fields such as literature, music, psychology and even science! The word love can mean many different things to different people, and each of us have our own definition and understanding as to what love is and perhaps ought to be. But it is important to remember that we don’t live in an ideal world, we live in a real one, which we must keep in mind when exploring the philosophical and existential question of ‘what is love?’ Let’s explore some key characteristics of love below! Love is a Universal Feeling If you are sentient, chances are you have experienced love, be it from a parent, friend, or significant other (try to think of some time you have experienced someone’s love). Love is

The Heart of the Wood | A Middle Grade Fantasy Book

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Step into a world where ordinary middle grader Damian discovers his extraordinary elvish heritage and embarks on a captivating journey through realms filled with magic, adventure, and self-discovery. In the enchanting novel "The Heart of the Wood" by Dulee Carmel, readers are immersed in a captivating story that explores the power of family, friendship, and the triumph of good over evil. Join Damian as he delves into the depths of this extraordinary tale and unlock its hidden wonders. Discovering a World of Magic: "The Heart of the Wood" takes readers on a magical adventure as Damian encounters his long-lost aunt, Lady Rachel, who reveals his elvish lineage and summons him to the mystical palace of Midwood. In this extraordinary world, Damian is introduced to the wonders of the heart of the wood, the fay tree, and encounters marvellous creatures beyond his wildest imagination. Dulee Carmel's vivid descriptions transport readers into a realm where the boundaries