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    The Children’s Book Review | June 28, 2014

    Collision and Gift Card Giveaway

    Enter to win a $100 Amex gift card and an autographed set of The Darracia Saga, by Michael Phillip Cash!

    One (1) winner receives the grand prize:

    • A $100 Amex gift card and a copy of Schism: The Battle for Darracia: Book 1, Collision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2, Risen: The Battle for Darracia: Book 3, autographed by Michael Phillip Cash.

    Ten (10) winners receive:

    • A paperback copy of Collision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2, autographed by Michael Phillip Cash.

    Age Range: 15+

    Paperback: 258 pages

    Giveaway begins June 28, 2014, at 12:01 A.M. PST and ends July 27, 2014, at 11:59 P.M. PST.

    About the Darracia Saga

    SchismSchism: The Battle for Darracia: Book 1

    On the planet Darracia, an ever-widening social gap between its inhabitants is causing turmoil that is fracturing a once peaceful world. Struggling with his identity, nineteen year old Prince V’sair must harness the power of the elusive Fireblade, the secret to a warrior’s heart, in order to overcome his uncle Staf Nuen’s lust for supremacy. Will the energy of the Elements guide the young prince to his true destiny or will Staf Nuen conquer Darracia? After the success of his first three books (Brood X, Stillwell, and The Hanging Tree) Michael is fulfilling a dream and creating his own epic fantasy world. Schism: The Battle for Darracia is the first book in a planned series.

    Collision: The Battle for Darracia - Book 2 (The Darracia Saga) (Volume 2) By Michael Phillip CashCollision: The Battle for Darracia: Book 2

    The Darracia saga continues with all the key players spread out and searching for answers throughout the solar system. Prince V’sair struggles to hold his fractured kingdom together without help from his family. His stepbrother Zayden is on a vengeful hunt for his evil uncle Staf Nuen. Tulani navigates her two worlds trying to bring them together. Staf Nuen, the orchestrator of the original coup, is making unholy alliances with nefarious new allies. Like the comet zipping across the horizon, all the different factions are heading for a collision course that will test both their faith and power.

    RisenRisen: The Battle for Darracia: Book 3

    Imprisoned on the dead moon of Bina, trapped at the bottom of the cold Hixom Sea, locked in a cell in the flooded Desa and blinded & defeated in the Eastern Provinces, the ruling class of Darracia is defeated without hope. In the stunning conclusion of the Darracia saga, V’sair, Tulani, Zayden and Reminda must dig deep and find both strength and faith to rise from the depths of the impossible and restore order to their home planet from Lothen, Staf Nuen and the evil armies of Geva.

    About the Authors
    Michael Phillip Cash
    Michael Phillip Cash

    Born and raised on Long Island, Michael has always had a fascination with horror writing and found footage films. He wanted to incorporate both with his debut novel, Brood X. Earning a degree in English and an MBA, he has worked various jobs before settling into being a full-time author. He currently resides on Long Island with his wife and children.

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    121 Comments

    2. ellen beck on

      I like science fiction because it is as broad as someone’s imagination. Rules dont apply and it’s a fun read.

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    4. Heather Mckenzie Carter on

      I love science fiction, I feel like its a glimpse into the potential future. (look at all the things that were dreamed up 30 years ago in Sci Fi that are real NOW!)

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    5. jessica hughes on

      my teen twin are book nerds lol they LOVE to read anything, one loves science fiction and can read 4-5 or more books a week. we spend a ton of time at the library weekly picking new books out

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    8. Shawna O on

      I Love to be transported to a different world. As a child, I loved reading about fiction books about space and aliens. Thanks for the chance!

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    15. Monica Stewart on

      I grew up watching Star Trek and Star Wars, Buck Rogers, Lost in Space, Battlestar Galactica, etc. and have always loved anything science fiction. My brother & all his friends were sci-fi geeks and we had lots of fun back then!

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    16. Vicky C. on

      It’s fun to see how things would be in scenerios of science based fiction. It’s so interesting to wrap your head around that realm that has been depicted and created with facts and fiction.

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    26. Janice Cooper on

      I love Sci-fi because of the special effects and the graphics are incredible and its something different -imaginative

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    27. Marcia Berbeza on

      You not only have to have a great imagination, but you also have to have a basic understanding of science for the technology in the story to work. Fantasy has dreamed up rules for nature, but sci-fic is definitely based on some scientific principle.

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    30. Mary Withrow on

      I just love the amazing stories and fantastic imagination people have. When I was little I figured life would be like the Jetsons by the time I grew up, lol –

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    32. Toni Nicholson on

      I love the fact that through the science fiction genre I can go anywhere into the future and entirely new and different worlds. It’s a great way to teach kids about imagination.

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    33. Debbie Welchert on

      I love it because how creative it can be. Science Fiction can take you so many places that are so wonderful and different.

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    34. Jane Goldsberry on

      IT would be great to win these books. I myself do not care for this genre. However, many of our students absolutely love these types of books

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    38. Kelly Tupick on

      I love the idea of you mind going wild with science fiction. It helps you escape this world for a bit and think of the unthinkable.

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    40. Raul Ochoa on

      I like science fiction because it’s always a blast to imagine what’s going on in the book. To paint an actual image it’s always fun!

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    44. Edmond on

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    52. David Smith on

      What I like about science fiction is the limitless imagination of the stories and the technology and the characters. It gives me hope that some of the things that I read about in sci-fi when I was a kid in the ’60s are actually reality now like cell phones (Star Trek communicators), computers and the Internet.

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    58. Brittany Denton on

      I like science fiction because it really makes us use the imagination and think about the possibilities if life was really like this…

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