The Dreamwalker's Child
by Steve Voake
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After being hit by a car Sam Palmer finds himself in Aurobon, a land of giant insects where some of the inhabitants are working to keep Earth's ecology in balance while others are trying to wipe out humankind with a lethal virus spread by mosquitoes. Reprint.
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This imaginative middle-grade fantasy plunges readers into Aurobon, a world of giant insects where the fate of Earth's ecology hangs in the balance. After a bicycle accident, protagonist Sam Palmer awakens in this strange realm, discovering that some of its inhabitants are dedicated protectors of our planet while others are engineering a deadly mosquito-borne virus to eradicate humanity. The novel masterfully blends ecological themes with high-stakes adventure, creating a compelling environmental thriller for young readers.
Voake crafts a unique narrative where the smallest creatures hold the greatest power, making the stakes feel both immense and personal. Children who are fascinated by the natural world, particularly insects, or who enjoy stories where ordinary kids confront extraordinary challenges will be thoroughly captivated. The book’s exploration of environmental interdependence delivers a powerful message without feeling heavy-handed, ensuring the adventure remains front and center in this thought-provoking journey.
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