SuitabookProtection and responsibility
Gwen is asked to protect Avalon and help return the imprisoned Spell Sisters before its magic is lost.
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Amber Castle - Author
A magical rescue quest drives the story: Gwen, Flora and Moonlight seek Grace, face Morgana’s threat, and travel through stormy seas and dangerous cliff-climbs to protect Avalon’s magic.
When eleven-year-old Gwen ventures into the forest beyond her castle home she comes across the magical island of Avalon and her life changes forever. The lady of the lake, Nineve, asks Gwen to embark on a quest to protect the enchanted island of Avalon from the evil sorceress Morgana Le Fay.Morgana has imprisoned the eight Spell Sisters of Avalon throughout the kingdom and stolen their magical powers. It's up to Gwen, her best friend Flora and a very special horse named Moonlight to find the sisters and return them to Avalon before its magic is lost forever.In their fifth adventure Gwen and Flora face stormy seas and dangerous cliff-climbs to save Grace the Sea Sister from Morgana's spell.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA magical rescue quest drives the story: Gwen, Flora and Moonlight seek Grace, face Morgana’s threat, and travel through stormy seas and dangerous cliff-climbs to protect Avalon’s magic.
Gwen is asked to protect Avalon and help return the imprisoned Spell Sisters before its magic is lost.
Gwen undertakes the quest with her best friend Flora and a special horse named Moonlight.
Morgana has stolen the Spell Sisters’ magical powers and Gwen’s task is to return the sisters to Avalon.
The book includes imprisonment, stolen magical powers, an evil sorceress, stormy seas and dangerous cliff-climbs. Consider whether peril-focused fantasy feels comfortable, particularly if threats to characters or hazardous journeys are unsettling.
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