Summer of Elves (Seasons of Elves #1)
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Author: Joanne Vruno
Reviews:
“Joanne Vruno's delightful and fantastical world of elves, gnomes, trolls, and other mythical creatures is sure to entertain as you follow her romp through Norse mythology and a twelve-year-old girl's adventures practicing magic and learning to become one of the Guardians of the Light Elves. Summer of Elves is a must-read for all who wish to be transported into its magical realm.”
–Jeannie E. Roberts, author of Nature of It All, a poetry collection, and author and illustrator of the children’s book, Let's Make Faces!
“An enchanting fantasy about a twelve-year-old girl who has been thrust into a magical world, and now she must learn how to use this new-found talent. Trained by her grandmother, Aly embraces the responsibility of seeing a mythical world that most humans never will see. In this coming-of-age novel, our heroine needs to embrace these powers so that good conquers evil. This book pulls you in from the first page, and the end comes too quickly. The vivid writing style, charming characters, and enticing storyline hold your attention throughout the novel. Joanne Vruno is a master storyteller, and this beautifully written story is a compelling creation.”
–Martha Rossini Olson, owner of Sweet Martha's Cookies
“Joanne Vruno brilliantly catapults the reader into the world of mystical elves. She engages our senses with lore and imagination. This is a fast-paced journey of a young girl’s summer and her quest to find her connection to elves, gnomes, trolls, and dwarfs. A fun and whimsical story the entire family will enjoy, especially the young at heart. Readers will never view a garden statue quite the same way again. A magical novel. Poof!”
–Pat Mancini, owner of Mancini's Char House and Mancini's at the Fair
About the Author: Joanne Vruno grew up in Maplewood, Minnesota, just houses away from Battle Creek Regional Park, where she spent most of her childhood days hiking, and exploring. Her love for nature and the wooded parkland bordering Battle Creek created the magic of Summer of Elves, just as her love for the lakes created her first novel, Loon Child.
Reviews:
“Joanne Vruno's delightful and fantastical world of elves, gnomes, trolls, and other mythical creatures is sure to entertain as you follow her romp through Norse mythology and a twelve-year-old girl's adventures practicing magic and learning to become one of the Guardians of the Light Elves. Summer of Elves is a must-read for all who wish to be transported into its magical realm.”
–Jeannie E. Roberts, author of Nature of It All, a poetry collection, and author and illustrator of the children’s book, Let's Make Faces!
“An enchanting fantasy about a twelve-year-old girl who has been thrust into a magical world, and now she must learn how to use this new-found talent. Trained by her grandmother, Aly embraces the responsibility of seeing a mythical world that most humans never will see. In this coming-of-age novel, our heroine needs to embrace these powers so that good conquers evil. This book pulls you in from the first page, and the end comes too quickly. The vivid writing style, charming characters, and enticing storyline hold your attention throughout the novel. Joanne Vruno is a master storyteller, and this beautifully written story is a compelling creation.”
–Martha Rossini Olson, owner of Sweet Martha's Cookies
“Joanne Vruno brilliantly catapults the reader into the world of mystical elves. She engages our senses with lore and imagination. This is a fast-paced journey of a young girl’s summer and her quest to find her connection to elves, gnomes, trolls, and dwarfs. A fun and whimsical story the entire family will enjoy, especially the young at heart. Readers will never view a garden statue quite the same way again. A magical novel. Poof!”
–Pat Mancini, owner of Mancini's Char House and Mancini's at the Fair
About the Author: Joanne Vruno grew up in Maplewood, Minnesota, just houses away from Battle Creek Regional Park, where she spent most of her childhood days hiking, and exploring. Her love for nature and the wooded parkland bordering Battle Creek created the magic of Summer of Elves, just as her love for the lakes created her first novel, Loon Child.