Riverwood
“Riverwood” by Dorothy Roberts is an illustrated book published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on August 15, 2014. This 78-page work invites readers into a magical land where two friends, Joshua and Timmy, embark on an adventure to discover the Wishing Tree, a legacy of Joshua’s great-grandfather, Thomas. As they navigate this enchanting realm, Joshua learns to embrace bravery and competence, while Timmy grapples with feelings of sadness and isolation after an accident.
In their journey, both boys confront personal challenges and peer pressure, leading them to question their beliefs and values. The narrative explores themes of friendship, self-acceptance, and the importance of understanding differences. As they follow clues from Great-Grandfather Thomas’s journal, readers will find a blend of fantasy and fiction that highlights the transformative power of adventure and personal growth. This edition, presented in English, offers a unique visual experience alongside its engaging storyline.
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Joshua and Timmy were friends that had found a magical land in Riverwood. Joshua followed signs to find the Wishing Tree, which was founded by his great-grandfather Thomas, an explorer. He had overcome fear and become brave enough to be worthy of the magic. Now feeling competent of trying new things and believing in what he cares about, he is looking forward to a new school year. Timmy, though his leg had healed after his accident, was told he couldn’t play football this fall or even ride his bicycle yet. He became sad, angry, and lonely. Turning to the computer, he developed a skill and became very good at it. Peer pressure would cause him to question his beliefs, ideals, and values. Through conflict, he finds out who he is and learns to accept himself and others despite their differences. Both boys follow signs and clues to solve the mystery in Great-Granfather Thomas’s journal.
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