Samuel Hicks and the Unseen Island

Samuel Hicks and the Unseen Island

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Samuel Hicks, a normal nineteen-year-old boy, finds his life completely changed after he's kidnapped and brought to a hidden island. Filled with sarcastic robots, illusionists, people who can control the weather, and man-eating turtles, the island is far from ordinary. Samuel Hicks and the Unseen Island will take you on a brand new YA fantasy adventure. Be prepared for magic, plot twists, excitement, and a touch of humor. You are cordially invited to the unseen island. Your next adventure begins here.
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Enter a strange and amazing new world you've never seen before, but you most likely already live inside. Follow Theodore, a lonely kid who has to Travel through the 7 Layers of Space in order to find a brick and probably save the universe. Unfortunately he has no idea what he's doing or how to do it. While on this adventure, among other things he: hangs out with some Old Timey Automatons, a Magician Detective, several sock puppets (while temporarily becoming one himself), has a deep conversation with a dragon who exists outside of time, has a wild ride on the back of a giant rescue dog, rides a bug rollercoaster with Amelia Earhart's long-lost daughter, and has a root beer with a monkey who is also a ghost. It's YA Fantasy that dips its wonky toe in tones found in books and spaces like Neil Gaiman's Coraline and the film Spirited Away, with a zesty dose of The Hitchhiker's Guide thrown in for good measure. And it is, I hope, at its base and in its bones, a good and meaningful adventure story. It is about saving the day, but it also about learning to accept ourselves for who we are, and finding our family as we go.

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