SuitabookIdentity and transformation
Charlee’s understanding of herself is said to crumble as she follows a path towards discovering her true self and becoming a hero.
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Darren Simon - Author
A contemporary fantasy adventure follows Charlee from relocation and social difficulty towards visions, self-discovery and a potentially world-changing responsibility. The mysterious bicycle appears central to how she confronts the danger.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA contemporary fantasy adventure follows Charlee from relocation and social difficulty towards visions, self-discovery and a potentially world-changing responsibility. The mysterious bicycle appears central to how she confronts the danger.
Charlee’s understanding of herself is said to crumble as she follows a path towards discovering her true self and becoming a hero.
Charlee is expected to save her friends, family, city and world from an evil she allows into this world.
Charlee is adjusting to a family move while facing social labelling and later danger involving friends and family.
The book may merit attention where a reader is unsettled by bullying, threatening pursuit, peril involving a child, or the pressure of being responsible for friends, family and a city.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the book’s treatment of its main themes is not yet firm enough; some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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