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For the first time since she was three, sixteen-year-old Angie Moon has a home where she is confident she will stay more than a year. She even has a family of peers in the form of Hendrix, Mina, Jacqueline, Dustin, and Mason. True, “Jack’s” powers of telepathy can be annoying, and Mina has a tendency to become invisible when she’s irritated, which is often, but that’s not the biggest life change “Angelica” has to deal with—she has gills.
Which is a good thing, since her new house is underwater at the bottom of a lake. As a Halfling, half-human and half-Loch Ness creature, Angie discovers she is able to move from above ground to below lake and sea with ease—without getting wet. Under the guidance of eighteen-year-old Hendrix and the Halfling Chief Ember, Angie takes her rightful place as a member of the guardian force known as United Legends who protect the world, both that of humans (Prosailia) and of “Legends” (Jucreulia), from evil actors.
Chief among these is a female Halfling named Naimdale, who wants nothing less than to control the world. To do this, she needs to go back in time and correct the mistake she made years ago when she stopped a group of aliens from invading the world. Can Angie and her friends—whose parents were all once friends of Naimdale—overcome their differences to defeat the schemes of an adversary who can ignore the very limitations of time?
While Angie Moon and the Legends: The Speedster is a page-turning fantasy adventure tale, it is also the deeply human story of how each young person, with the help of a community of family and friends, learns to face and conquer the challenges that come with being alive and aware in this wonderful world—with or without the help of super powers.
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Samantha Ringle is your average fourth grader-or so you might think. She loves winter and all it brings: fluffy snowflakes, warm clothes, igloos, ice skating, cocoa, and snowball fights with friends. But in a heartbeat, everything she thinks she knows about winter will change.
Samantha has just made a new friend-a snowflake fairy princess named Rebecca who needs her help. In her home world of Freeze-Land, life was once joyful, and laughter rang through the streets-until the darkest day in its history, when Santa Claus died in a freak accident.
Now an evil warrior named Lord Ninstragger is in charge. A dark sun shoots dark rays into a sky filled with tiny black rocks and even black snowflakes. Everywhere she looks, she sees darkness and danger. Goblins blow fountains of smoke, working with black rain clouds to keep out the light. Lord Ninstragger wants the world to be as sad as it can be, and he’s succeeding.
If there is any hope that joy can return to their world, the Freezians know they need a champion, and Samantha is just the girl for the job. She’s filled with confidence that she can save her friend-but will her confidence and new superpowers be enough to save her friend’s world? Six earlier champions have failed, and Samantha is Freeze-Land’s last hope. Can Samantha defeat Lord Ninstragger and his ninstings?
Fifth-grader Samantha Ringle thought once she had saved Freeze-land, her quest was overno more secret planet of snow and no more crazy people trying to rule over it. But in the winter after her first adventure, Samanthas life takes an unexpected twist, and once again Freeze-land needs her.
As Samantha sets out to save the day once more, she believes it will be easier this time around. She has the help of children who went to Freeze-land before her, and she knows all she needed to defeat the evil dictator Ninstragger was a made-up spell (along with lots of persistence). But now she must face two of Ninstraggers siblings, both stronger than him and much stronger than Samantha can ever be. Rescuing Freeze-land from these two is going to be much harder than she thoughtespecially when it comes down to a question of choosing good or evil.
In this sequel to Freeze-Land: A New Beginning, a young girl must once again travel to a magical wintery land in order to save its people from a new evil.
Having barely succeeded in her last two ventures into Freeze-Land, Samantha Ringle is called once again to save the Freeziens. If she thought her first two trips were tough, shes really in for it this time. Mustering up all her bravery, Samantha leaves Earth to lead Freeze-Lands side in the war against Forliek and his evil minions.
Forliek is a formidable foe. He wont go down without a fight, and Samantha feels ill prepared for battle. Despite her doubts, and lacking other options, she leads the Freezien army to their possible doom. She soon realizes her opponents are a force to be reckoned with. They have the advantage of years of practice as well as unique powers.
Samantha is lucky when she makes friends with an ancient one who brings distinct qualities and powers to the Freezien side. With Samanthas help, they might have a chance to win this war after all. If they dont, the young hero from Earth could be trapped in Freeze-Land forever with the odious Forliek in power.
Once again, twelve-year-old Samantha Ringle is desperately needed in Freeze-land. The land she loves—and has saved many times over—is in danger of being controlled by Sisinarta, the evil mother of the Morultas. This could be the greatest threat Freeze-land has ever faced, and the Freeziens believe only Santa Claus can help.
To bring Santa Claus’s soul to Freeze-land, Samantha and her friends must embark on a quest to find the shards of a special snowflake that, when connected, will bring Santa back. However, nothing is ever simple, as the shards are spread across five planets. It will take strength and patience, but Samantha is willing to try if only to stop Sisinarta.
Of course, there’s a catch. If Samantha accepts this mission to save Freeze-land once more, she might never be able to return to Earth. It’s up to Samantha: will she risk her life on Earth to save her beloved Freeze-land or will she allow the Morultas to rule the land with a wicked fist? What decision will Samantha make, and will she live to regret it?