A little less than ordinary.

Dealing with Dragons (the one on the far right is shown in OP)

Chasing Secrets

The Ghosts of Mercy Manor

The only things the covers seem to have in common are the prominent display of female author and protagonist.

CN for fat hate & a photos of human organs.

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So, you may have seen the below- some of the text is chopped off- it also includes language about fat “strangling” organs (pretty sure, not a thing).

Where does this photo of a heart come from? It’s from a slide show about heart transplants, photo number 9.

The photo’s original text is below.

This is a healthy heart, being transplanted INTO a person who needs a heart transplant. 

It is NOT a heart taken out of a dead fat person who died of Fat Heart, which is not a thing.

Fat haters lie. They do it all the time. 

Sure, “fat heart” isnt a thing but being obese does cause heart problems as the heart has to grow in order to pump more blood around the body which causes it to strain and struggle just for doing its job.

This is a real picture of a normal heart next to the heart of an obese person’s.

“Martti Tenhu, chief medical examiner in Helsinki, Finland, illustrates the differences between a normal human heart and one enlarged by alcoholism and high blood pressure. Covered in scar tissue, the enlarged organ is nearly twice the normal size. Such alcoholic cardiomyopathy weakens the heart so that it is unable to pump blood adequately.”

“Alcoholic cardiomyopathy is a disease in which the chronic long-term abuse of alcohol… leads to heart failure.”

The original photo is from the National Geographic and does not mention the size of the person who had the enlarged heart. 

Fat haters lie. 

For a group of people who yell about science all the time, they sure do love clipping off the actual text included with the original photos and replacing it with dishonest garbage.

If you take the time to double check their sources, this is basically how it always goes.  

They will say anything to advance their bigotry. Don’t listen to them.

Rose Quartz

Sketch by the amazing @jicheshire​!

Kylo: *takes off helmet*

Rather than running for his life, Adel sacrificed it to save 100s. This is Adel Termos, a young father of two. 

Adel spotted the second ISIS suicide attacker heading towards the Mosque in Burj Al Barajneh, Beirut’s Southern Suburb, Lebanon, to blow himself up, and take100s of lives gathered to pray. Adel ran and tackled the bomber who quickly dispatched his bombs taking both of his life and Adel’s with him. 

Adel sacrificed his life for the sake of 100s others.