The Golden Moonbeam
The Golden Moonbeam by Angela James, published by Acorn Independent Press in December 2013, is a captivating tale that spans 228 pages. This story unfolds during a full moon on the summer solstice, a time imbued with powerful magic. When Mailliw accidentally breaks his sister’s moondial, she falls gravely ill, and with no cure in sight, he embarks on a quest to save her before time runs out.
Readers will follow Mailliw as he seeks assistance from friends, dragons, and a vampire cat while navigating a series of challenges, including a carnivorous swamp and an icy kingdom. The narrative explores themes of action and adventure within a fantasy setting, highlighting the importance of friendship and courage in the face of adversity. This edition is presented in English and offers an engaging experience for those interested in juvenile fiction that blends elements of magic and adventure.
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It is a full moon on the summer solstice, a time of powerful magic and when Mailliw breaks his sister’s moondial, she becomes desperately ill. The doctors have no cure and Mailliw only has two weeks before his sister disappears from their world.
As she starts to fade, his quest to find a cure begins, but magic alone is not enough! He needs help from friends, dragons and a vampire cat to face a carnivorous swamp, an icy kingdom and deal with a terrible old hag where truth has sinister complications…
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