I recently published a four-book childrens picture book series on Amazon called Alexander Lightbulb.
Alexander is a curious boy with glowing hair who reads, asks questions, and sometimes finds himself on quiet, magical adventures rooted in real science and wonder. These are gentle stories about curiosity, kindness, patience, and noticing the world closely.
The series includes:
Alexander Lightbulb and the Planets - A journey through the solar system with a thoughtful, slightly grumpy talking cat.
Alexander Lightbulb: Rainy Day - Clouds, weather, and a rainy afternoon that turns into an unexpected adventure above the clouds.
Alexander Lightbulb and the Flight - Learning how flying works by becoming a bird and helping a lost seagull find his way home.
Alexander Lightbulb and the Seed - A quiet story about time, growth, change, and how even the smallest things can hold entire lifetimes.
These books are intended for young early readers just getting to chapter books.
If you know a child who loves books, science, nature, or thoughtful stories, I would love for you to check them out on Amazon. Reviews and shares make a huge difference for independent authors.
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@rrriot_kitty@esjesjesj The fact that it has different uses does not fully explain the way it being used here.
I think some of the hesitancy to fully explain is because there is a fear that the explanation might be wrong.
@rrriot_kitty@esjesjesj A Dead Letter Department (also called the Dead Letter Office) is a section of a postal service that handles mail that cannot be delivered to its intended recipient.
@NateCampbell95@esjesjesj If you referred to Vivian as Xavier, that would be wrong. If you referred to them as he rather than she, that would be wrong.
Again, I am just trying to understand.
@csubagio@jordan588092950@esjesjesj No.
I am genuinely not trying to be dense.
I have never asked anyone to refrain from one and have always used both.
I have never retroactively indicated that I was one or the other.
Neither is a dead name. Neither is my true self.
I would never be insulted with either use.