Fairy tale princesses sometimes live happily ever after even without a prince./blockquote>
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Time heals all wounds—or makes them worse.
The truth behind a legend is sometimes surprising.
Young children often aren't the best narrators of their own story.
It's not always clear who "wears the pants" in a given family.
If you're given a second chance, use it with discretion.
The end of the world might take you by surprise, but you'll be okay—so long as you're willing to compromise a little.
In which Hamlet and friends encounter a very different type of ghost.
When Zeno's paradox meets quantum physics...
Dragons and humans are sometimes uncomfortably codependent.
First contact with aliens inevitably leads to surprises for both.
Freya and Mouse learn that magic notwithstanding, it takes more than a chain of office to rule a kingdom.
Economics is about more than money, just as knowledge is about more than fact.
Door to door sales reps are sometimes unaware of what awaits them.
Filming publicity stunts doesn't always pay the bills—but getting the real story might.
Sometimes ecological principles work in your favor—and sometimes they come back to bite you.
Even if you've lived hundreds of years, falling in love can still teach you interesting things about yourself through the way others reveal your reflection—even if you don't have a reflection.
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