About This Book
This middle grade fantasy novel continues the adventures of Brystal Evergreen, a powerful fairy who has successfully championed the magical community's acceptance. However, their newfound peace is shattered by the emergence of the Righteous Brotherhood, a centuries-old organization dedicated to eradicating all magic. Brystal finds herself at the forefront of this new, dangerous conflict, as the Brotherhood targets her specifically. The book explores themes of prejudice, justice, bravery, and the fight for the right to exist, all wrapped in an exciting, fast-paced magical adventure. It's suitable for readers aged 10-14 who enjoy epic fantasy series with strong protagonists and clear good-versus-evil narratives.
Fourteen-year-old Brystal Evergreen has secured worldwide acceptance for the magical community but new threats arise, including the centuries-old Righteous Brotherhood that intends to exterminate all magical life, beginning with Brystal.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How does the Righteous Brotherhood's prejudice against magic reflect real-world issues of discrimination?
2
What qualities make Brystal a strong leader and hero?
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How do the characters show bravery in the face of overwhelming odds?
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What does this story teach us about standing up for what you believe in, even when it's dangerous?
5
If you were part of the magical community, what would you do to help Brystal fight the Brotherhood?
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