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Pegasus: the Introduction
by Christine A. Distler
84 pages
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Fantasy adventure for children seven to ten.
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Paperback
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$13.95
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+ $8.59 shipping & handling (USA)
(add $2.20 S&H
per additional copy)
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Category: Fiction:Children
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(requires Adobe Reader)
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About the Book
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The days are
getting shorter and the leaves are beginning to turn colors. It
is late September, and seven-year-old Carolyn is struggling to cope
with a new school, indifferent classmates, and a teacher who does
not understand her. Receiving no support from her stepbrothers or
stepfather, she withdraws. Her mother, Rose, tries desperately to
reach her, but finds trying to blend the two families difficult.
Feeling lonely and misunderstood, Carolyn reaches out and discovers
a world where horses can fly, cat-like creatures converse, half-bred
beings do battle, and misfits find true worth.
The journey Carolyn takes is as breathtaking as her imagination.
She travels to a world that no human has ever seen. There she discovers
beings that prove worthy of defending. In this world, she must use
all her strength and courage to battle the evil forces that seek
to destroy those who are labled misfits. When the journey ends,
she will discover that in helping others she has learned to help
herself.
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About the Author |
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Christine A. Distler, a student of anthropology and philosophy, strives to create stories with moral issues that give a voice to those who have been shouted down. Currently, she is in the process of writing a sequel to Pegasus and a nonfiction book about Memphis music. |
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