Posted in Artwork, The Dragondain, The Moon Realm, Typesetting, tagged adventure, book cover, Carolyn Arcabascio, Cover, Cover Reveal, fantasy, reveal, Richard Due, Series, The Dragondain, The Moon Realm on September 23, 2012| Leave a Comment »
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Copyright © 2012 by Richard Due. All rights reserved. Gibbering Gnome Press,
A Division of Ingenious Inventions Run Amok, Ink® The Moon Realm®
Posted in Artwork, The Moon Realm, tagged art, Baltimore Book Festival, Book Festival, book posters, book swag, fantasy, postcards, posters, swag, The Moon Realm on September 22, 2012| Leave a Comment »
A sampling of what I’m taking to the Baltimore Book Festival next weekend.
Posted in Reviews, The Moon Coin, The Moon Realm, tagged adventure, Ages 10 - 12, Ages 13+, Ages 8 - 10, Animals, Boy Appeal, Carolyn Arcabascio, fantasy, Girl Appeal, mg, middle grade, Moon, Moon Coin, Moon Realm, Precocious Readers, Read Alouds, Reads4Tweens, review, Richard Due, Series, The Moon Coin, Tween, ya on September 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
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I would highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys fantasy. It’s suitable for ages 8 and up, although younger readers might prefer to have it read out loud to them. Lily is the main character of this book, but it will appeal equally to boys and girls. —Reads4Tweens
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Posted in The Dragondain, The Moon Realm, tagged "Game of Thrones", "The Chronicles of Narnia", adventure, Carolyn Arcabascio, dragons, Dystopian, fantasy, mg, middle grade, Moon, Narnia, Richard Due, Series, The Dragondain, The Moon Realm, Tween, ya on September 3, 2012| Leave a Comment »
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Precocious reader to adult: 304 paperback pages, 85,000 words, full-color illustrations. Book one of the Moon Realm series.
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When Lily and Jasper’s uncle disappears, Lily must search for him in the most unlikely of places: the fading realms of her childhood bedtime tales.
Gold Medal Winner of the Moonbeam Children’s Book Award.
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It’s the middle of the night, you need to send your brother to the Moon Realm, and he won’t wake up. So you improvise. . . .
When a confused Jasper awakes, he’s convinced he’s dreaming. But by the time he meets Greydor, Jasper understands that this is no dream. In fact, persuading the King of the Rinn to work with the men of Dain to defeat their common enemy is a nightmare. Then there’s the other side of the coin: convincing Tavin and Dubb that saddling a Rinn isn’t certain death. (“It’ll be fun!”) And perhaps even a greater worry: can he make friends with Dubb’s daughter Darce before she punches his lights out?
Lily has problems, too. There’s a little mousie scratching in her closet. Or at least, it sounds like a little mousie. Oh, and her second confrontation with Curse, and trying to form her first peerin. (Don’t you have to be from Dain to do that?) And where’s Ebb?
One thing’s for sure: now that Lily and Jasper have entered the Moon Realm, nothing can ever be the same again.
Illustrated by Carolyn Arcabascio. Volume Two of the The Moon Realm Series.
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Copyright © 2011 by Richard Due. All rights reserved. Gibbering Gnome Press,
A Division of Ingenious Inventions Run Amok, Ink® The Moon Realm®
Posted in Artwork, The Dragondain, The Moon Realm, tagged adventure, Carolyn Arcabascio, Cover, Cover Art, Cover Reveal, fantasy, Richard Due, Series, The Dragondain, The Moon Realm on September 1, 2012| Leave a Comment »
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eBook version available now at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Paperback edition to follow later this year.
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Copyright © 2011 by Richard Due. All rights reserved. Gibbering Gnome Press,
A Division of Ingenious Inventions Run Amok, Ink® The Moon Realm®
"Tales, unlike stories, never lie." 