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Lewisia Anna has returned to the Amharclann with a new chapter in her Story-a chapter she doesn't want the citizens to hear. As Lewis tries to figure out how to delay the writing of her Story, she realizes a lot happened in the Amharclann while she was in the Mines, including the arrival of her childhood adversaries-her twin cousins, Astrid and Acacia. When Nevan suddenly leaves the Amharclann, and Dessa is accused of tampering with her Story, Lewis is left to navigate the truth of what is happening to the Stories in the Amharclann. It will take the help of a new friend in a new garden to…mehr

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Lewisia Anna has returned to the Amharclann with a new chapter in her Story-a chapter she doesn't want the citizens to hear. As Lewis tries to figure out how to delay the writing of her Story, she realizes a lot happened in the Amharclann while she was in the Mines, including the arrival of her childhood adversaries-her twin cousins, Astrid and Acacia. When Nevan suddenly leaves the Amharclann, and Dessa is accused of tampering with her Story, Lewis is left to navigate the truth of what is happening to the Stories in the Amharclann. It will take the help of a new friend in a new garden to convince Lewis that telling her Story might be the only way to save the citizens and bring the light of the mist back to the Amharclann.
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Autorenporträt
Lauren H. Brandenburg is a mentor, speaker, and author who happily blurs the lines between traditional genres in both middle-grade and humorous family fiction. Her fourth book in The Books of the Gardener series, Orlo: The Created, was a finalist for the Selah Award middle-grade novel of the year. The Death of Mungo Blackwell, a humorous family fiction, was longlisted for the People's Book Prize in the United Kingdom and won the ACFW award for contemporary fiction. Lauren is a former junior high and high school English teacher who stepped away from her profession to raise and homeschool her two children. She currently lives with her husband, Jamie, and their children in a lovely little town just south of Nashville, Tennessee where she drinks hot cocoa every morning.