Also, the legal note: 'copyrighted materials' becomes 'protected content', 'intellectual property', 'legal-owned assets'. I need to make sure the legal terms are properly represented with synonyms.
"Are": "Are", "are being", "are". Hmm, "are" is a verb form. Maybe "are", "is", "have" – but "is" would change the sentence structure. Maybe keep "are" and find another. Let me think. The user wants synonyms, but "are" is a form of "be". Maybe use "is" as well. Though it's a bit forced. Alternatively, maybe keep "are" as the first option and find two others. Wait, "are" is the correct form here because the subject is plural (fans). So maybe "are", "are", "are". That doesn't help. Maybe the user expects other forms. Alternatively, perhaps use different forms of "be", like "are being" or "have become". Let me check if that makes sense. Hmm. Maybe "are", "will be", "have become". But "will be" isn't correct in this context. Maybe better to keep "are" and adjust the others to be more descriptive. Alternatively, maybe not all words can be replaced, but the user wants all. Let me see. Cruel Prince By Ashley Jade EPUB PDF
Digital Lending Network: Many municipal reading institutions provide electronic documents loan arrangements through OverDrive. One may lease “Cruel Prince” in digital structure with a institutional login. Hmm, "are" is a verb form
For example, the first sentence is: "Cruel Prince By Ashley Jade EPUB PDF: A Dark Academia Romance Novel". Here, "By" is a preposition; possible synonyms could be "Authored by, Written by, Created by". "EPUB PDF" are file formats, so maybe "EPUB, PDF, MOBI"? Wait, but the user wants synonyms, not file types. Hmm, perhaps that's a mistake. The user might expect each word to be replaced if possible. But "EPUB" and "PDF" are specific terms, so maybe they don't have synonyms. I need to check if they can be rephrased. If not, maybe just note that, but the instruction says all words except proper nouns. So maybe they should stay as EPUB and PDF. Wait, the example in the user's instruction shows replacing words like "Cruel" with synonyms. So maybe "EPUB" and "PDF" are terms to keep as they are. I'll have to leave them unless there's a synonym. But I don't think there are direct synonyms for those formats. So perhaps those just stay. Let me think
"Complex": "Multi-faceted", "intricate", "nuanced".
"Kobo" and "Apple Books" are proper nouns too. The actions here are "offers" and "format for download," which need to be replaced as well.
Hmm, some parts might be a bit off. For example, "are being" in the "are" replacement might not be correct. Maybe "are", "are to", "are going to". Alternatively, maybe just keep "are" as the first option and have two others that fit. Let me adjust. Maybe "are", "are", "are". Hmm. But the user wants three synonyms. Maybe "are", "exist", "will be". But in the context, the subject is plural, so "exist" would require a plural form. Maybe not. Maybe it's better to stick with "are" and use similar verbs. Alternatively, perhaps accept that some words have three synonyms even if they're not perfect, but the user might have a better idea. Let me proceed as per the substitutions.