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    New Fantasy Book for Kids with Mythical Creatures to Rival Hobbits and Smurfs

    Bianca SchulzeBy Bianca Schulze4 Mins Read Author Showcase
    Book: Keeper of Reign
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    Homeschooler mother inspires young adult readers through the mystical world of the Elfies
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    By Emma Right

    If you’ve always loved the Hobbits and the Smurfs, you have to try the Elfies, a blend of Elves and fairies and who live in the Kingdom of  Reign; a land without a King and  infected with a curse. Keeper of Reign, written by a homeschool mother of five strives to empower its readers ten and up with the message of hope. Its two trailers say it all.

    A young adult fantasy Keeper of Reign Book 1  follows a people, the Elfies, that have been cursed to remain an inch in size until they can find a way to reverse their misfortune. Leading them in a quest to return to their former greatness is sixteen-year-old Jules Blaze and his four siblings, who journey into the land of their enemy, Gehzurolle, in order to find the missing Ancient Books that they hope will undo the curse. Throughout their misadventures these five siblings and their friends learn important messages about the power of family, friendship and how sometimes it is the hardest things that enable you to grow.

    “I think, in this day and age, children are exposed to all kinds of unpleasantness on a daily basis,” says Right. “With Keeper of Reign, I wanted to offer them an exciting adventure in a parallel world with interesting creatures and villains but also characters that could show them ways to live their lives without fear, gaining the wisdom to overcome obstacles and learning from them as well.“

    Major themes in the book include:
    • Learning not to see yourself as small
    • Appreciating the importance of family
    • That if you seek truth, you will find it
    • Sometimes what seems insurmountable is what makes us strong
    • Allegorical and basic principles of good triumphing over evil.

    These days with all the negative news and challenges it can be difficult to offer teens and children proper guidance on life. With violence, natural disaster, and cynicism greeting them at every turn, how can we hope that our young people will persevere despite the trials of everyday life?

    This adventure book, uses the fantasy genre as a backdrop, to enthrall children with a fascinating tale, and a powerful message  that perseverance and wisdom can help empower those who never give up inspire of all odds.

    Keeper of Reign: Elfie Girl
    Keeper of Reign Elfie Girl

    Blending real-life principles with vivid fiction, Right whisks children away to a faraway land where kind Elfies and evil villains, sometimes in the guise of friends, sometimes in the form of the foul-smelling Scorpents, live, teaching them about life along the way.

    “I wanted to teach young readers that they are never so small that they can’t make a difference in life,” says Right. “Young adults must be reminded and encouraged to believe that it doesn’t matter how small they feel; they can overcome their problems and troubles with the right books.”

    Readers can visit Right’s Pinterest pages to enjoy possible images of Reign and its characters:

    • https://www.pinterest.com/emmaright/incredible-world-of-reign/
    • https://www.pinterest.com/emmaright/characters-in-reign/
    About the Author

    Emma Right is a happy wife and homeschooling mother of five. Besides running a busy home, she regularly reads and writes stories for children. She has written several young adult and children’s novels and plans on writing many more. She currently resides in California where she takes care of her children and her many pets.

    Website: http://www.emmaright.com/

    Twitter: @emmbeliever

    Facebook: facebook.com/KeeperOfReign

    Pinterest:  www.pinterest.com/emmaright

    Keeper of Reign can be purchased on  www.Amazon.com

    REVIEW COPIES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST: Contact Emma Right

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    The Author Showcase is a place for authors and  illustrators to gain visibility for their  works. This article was  paid for by the author. Learn more …

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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.

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