The Stone of Mordim - Edmiston, D. J.
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A Reluctant superZero... Nicholas Biehl never wanted to be a hero. A hero wouldn't flee from the accolades of adoring classmates. Nor would he avoid the traumas of a dying mother and disapproving father. But when Fantasticademy, a school for children in danger of losing their creative spirit, is invaded by hybrid monsters from a dimension of darkness, the school's destiny rests in the hands of its wimpy "puddle-glop King." Despite the help of a perky froshling, sarcastic peddler, and old friends, Nicholas yearns for the days when he can once again Avoid Everyone. But fate won't let him get…mehr

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A Reluctant superZero... Nicholas Biehl never wanted to be a hero. A hero wouldn't flee from the accolades of adoring classmates. Nor would he avoid the traumas of a dying mother and disapproving father. But when Fantasticademy, a school for children in danger of losing their creative spirit, is invaded by hybrid monsters from a dimension of darkness, the school's destiny rests in the hands of its wimpy "puddle-glop King." Despite the help of a perky froshling, sarcastic peddler, and old friends, Nicholas yearns for the days when he can once again Avoid Everyone. But fate won't let him get away without a fight... An exciting and poignant fantasy-adventure for ages 9-12 (or anyone who's awesome), The Stone of Mordim is inspired by the classics of pre-adolescent portal fiction. With a plot that details courage in the face of mysterious dangers, its heart celebrates the resilience of family and the powers of friendship. Perfect for family read-alongs, classroom discussion, middle-grade book clubs, or fun escapism. The adventure continues here!
Autorenporträt
D.J. Edmiston is the author of Beyond the Shadow Wall, Book 1 of the middle-grade Fantasticademy series, and Edentown, a book for adults. He is a former playwright, actor, and director whose plays have been produced in theaters around the country. When not visiting Lumintasia, he lives in northern Idaho with his family and two yappy but lovable dogs. His pastimes include playing guitar, cooking, and ruling the karaoke stage as "Dissonance Master." He hates mowing.