Amy Klco

By the final chapter of the Lake of Two Worlds, Emily has done a lot of growing up. But is she ready to let go of her final link to her childhood--and to the magical world she has grown to love so much?

It Takes a Forest (To Raise a Tree): A story of love and light, death and sadness. Follow the journey of one maple tree as it grows to understand its own life and the lives of those around it. It Takes a Forest (To Raise a Tree) is an inspiring read for all ages. "Wow A tree hugger's delight. This story really spoke to me, much like Jonathan Livingston Seagull did, so many years ago..." P.D.Goddard, Book Lover "A delightful glimpse into the lifetime of a single tree, which reminds us how interdependent we all are, with each other and with nature." Peter James, Nature Photographer "I just got done reading It Takes a Forest and I'm at a loss for words. I love the themes that it relays from the perspective of this wise, young maple. I connected with it on a level I never expected myself to. I was interested and caught at the premise, but the substance seemed to fill my soul. Simply stunning. I feel like my vision is a bit clearer looking through the mind of a tree." Jaxon Anderson, Poet

Emily Moss's mother is dying from some mysterious disease that is causing her to age beyond her years. Emily wants to stay with her mom, but instead, she is sent off for a week at Camp Tender-Heart. One night, she sneaks out of her cabin and finds a magic necklace that leads her to the world of Mystekos. Once there, she is asked to help defeat an evil witch who is trying to take over the world. Eventually, though, she sees how what is happening in Mystekos will help her learn to deal with what is happening in her own world.