Calico Rae - The Twisted Towers

by Doug Weller

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Pub Date 7 Jun 2022 | Archive Date 6 Jun 2022

Hebe Publications

Children's Fiction | Middle Grade | Parenting & Families

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Move over Harry, Lyra, and Bilbo, there's a new magical hero in town.

Calico Rae's summer was a lonely wash-out before she came face-to-face with a hungry leopard! But rather than becoming the big cat's lunch, she discovered a magical power to control the beast. When her brother is kidnapped, Calico is forced to travel across the ocean in a desperate attempt to rescue him. Will Calico learn to harness her strange new power over the leopard before her brother falls under the spell of the mysterious Insect Queen?

Join Calico for a fast-paced, action-packed, magical adventure.

Calico Rae is the perfect fantasy adventure for lovers of middle grade stories, filled with magic, wonder, and heart. This is the first book to explore the mysterious world of genifying - the power to connect and control with other living things. This kids chapter book is aimed at 9 to 12 year olds, spanning the tween years as kids open their eyes to the magic that exists in the world around us. It's an exciting thrill-ride for children and adults alike.

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Reviewer 985454

Good grammar interesting plot lines. I enjoyed the playfulness of the main characters. Children will definitely enjoy reading this book.

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Reviewer 850130

We really enjoyed this book. The children (who range from 5 to 14 ) all equally enjoyed this story. It has enough adventure and excitement to hold all of them with interest. The human / animal connections were delightful and loved by the youngest of our family (who is even now trying to bond with next doors cat). The main characters were so well written that we all were rooting for them.