Category: Children Publisher: PM Moon Publishers, Limited
ISBN-10: 0981777733
Pages: 68
Copyright: January 2006
ISBN-13: 9780981777733
The people of K'briandron lived an ideal life.
The purple and blue magic created by the Jockspurs suppied their every need.
That is, until the coming of the Lockstick.
Princess Kaylin Veronica and her cousin, Prince Theodore, escape the confines of their royal lives and set out to find the being who has caused so many problems in their land.
Written by the author of The Wishing Flower, The Magic of Laven-Rock is a delightful fairy tale where children learn that sharing is much better than fighting, and that people throughout the world are not very different from themselves.
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The Magic of Laven-Rock
Children's Bookwatch • Jan, 2009 •
The Magic of Laven-Rock
Mosetta M. Penick Phillips-Cermak
PM Moon Publishers, Limited
PO Box 110813, Cleveland, Ohio 44111-0813
9780981777733, $29.95 www.pmmoonpublishers.com
African-American author, teacher, and counselor Mosetta M. Penick Phillips-Cermak presents The Magic of Laven-Rock, an amazing children's fairy tale about the faraway land of K'briadron, where purple and blue magic fill the needs of the people--until the coming of the Locktick. Princess Kaylin Veronica and her cousin Prince Theodore must go on a quest to find and deal with the creature that has caused so many problems for their homeland! A powerful moral about tolerance, diversity, and the value of sharing rather than fighting pervades this gentle and fairly lengthy (66 pages) story, featuring illustrations ranging from simple, cartoon-like caricatures to gorgeous computer-generated scenic views. Highly recommended.
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