Kirjahaku

Two young people from opposite sides of the Great Continent must make sense of their life. Rune has grown up all of her life in the mountainous northern nation of Kansanai. As granddaughter of the Senior Elder, she has been a devout believer of the Vihishki gods her whole life. Yet, when a prophet challenges the Vihishki gods against his Aivan, the One Truth, everything she thought she knew is turned upside down. Will she be able to let go of the life she thought she deserved for something far greater than what she could have ever imagined? Rolf goes through the motions of everyday life in the southern nation of Etalentin. Yet, his routine is disrupted when a voice claiming to be the one true God speaks to him. Listening to his heart, he follows Aivan, but he is thrown temptation after temptation on his journey. Will Rolf be able to resist the temptations in order to fulfill Aivan's plan for him? Aivan: The One Truth is a story about self-discovery, identity, and faith.

Are you searching for something more in your life? Metamorphosis is a personal testimony of how God can transform lives. Covering topics of depression, anxiety, and searching for something more, the poetry serves as a vessel for God's light. The words provide hope for the future and insight on how to be strong through Jesus Christ. Anyone yearning for something more will find renewal in this poetry.

Are you searching for something more in your life? Metamorphosis is a personal testimony of how God can transform lives. Covering topics of depression, anxiety, and searching for something more, the poetry serves as a vessel for God's light. The words provide hope for the future and insight on how to be strong through Jesus Christ. Anyone yearning for something more will find renewal in this poetry.

Hadley the Hippo is hungry, and she won't rest until she finds something to eat. But as she walks through her jungle home, she finds that the snacks in the jungle have an odd effect on her-they change her color Still, Hadley munch, munch, munches her way through the greens, blue, purples, oranges, reds, and yellows of the jungle, hoping to finally satisfy the rumbling in her tummy. Along the way, she finds that it really does matter what you consume.

One girl determined to heal her sister and another looking for purpose in a nation on the brink of war. And unicorns-with a twist you've never seen before. It's Rowan Tritonia's sixteenth Naming Anniversary. Her plans for the day never included fainting on a day meant for celebration. When the world comes back into focus, her brown eyes have changed to magenta and she has a mysterious ability to see the light and shadows in a person's soul. Then a local cleric implies that Rowan could have the power of Sight, a gift which has only been seen in the stories of unicorns in the Book of Verimor, an ancient text. News of the girl with Sight quickly travels beyond Rowan's local village. When the King of Wisteria learns of her gift from a letter, he summons her to the castle. With growing political tensions from neighboring nations, Rowan may be able to provide the aid they desperately need. Linnea, the king's sister and his primary advisor, prays that Rowan has truly been blessed by a unicorn and can save the nation and its people from encroaching darkness. Meanwhile, back at home, Blythe, sets out on her own journey. She feels helpless, tied down by the pain that keeps her homebound most of the time. Although she wears a smile to comfort those around her-especially her family-Blythe wonders if her life will ever amount to anything more than fading into the background. Is she truly too broken for any greater purpose, or can Verimor still use her? What Other People Are Saying . . . "Weaving together familiar fantastical creatures with elements of vibrant faith, The Goodness of Unicorns is such a sweet story that reminds us of the value of family and that our worth goes far deeper than our outward abilities. With the onset of battle between kingdoms and within hearts, I eagerly await the next installment of The Tritonia Chronicles." -Tabitha Caplinger Author of Realm Award and Carol Award finalist novel, The Wayward "The Goodness of Unicorns is a tale of two sisters that combines the whimsy of The Wingfeather Saga with the sweetness of Little Women. Filled with spiritual truth, lighthearted moments, and magical gifts, this story is a pure delight that readers will fall in love with again and again." -Mariposa Aristeo Author of Sons of Day and Night "The Goodness of Unicorns is an endearing story that showcases deep unconditional sisterly love, finding joy amidst chronic illness, and doing the right thing even when it's dangerous. Kayla E. Green weaves a story appropriate for all ages without shying away from real-world struggles." -Anne J. Hill Author of What Darkness Fears "Filled with heart, hope, and goodness, this fantasy is a fresh addition to the genre. It's perfect for anyone who loves a quest, the power of faith, and strong family ties." -Moriah Chavis Author of The Curious Case of the Midnight Specter and Heart of the Sea "The Goodness of Unicorns beautifully blends faith, courage, and wonder into an unforgettable tale. This enchanting story reminds us that true strength comes from within and hope can light even the darkest paths. A magical read you won't want to put down " -Jen Weaver, Patient Leader & Advocate with RA Author of So, You're Newly Diagnosed Creator & host of My Spoonie Sisters