Once upon an Island

Once upon an Island

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A young girl Hannah moves from Florida too a place she's never heard of before! On this journey, magical things happen. But Hannah has never believed in magic. Read this book and find out what happens on Hanna's journey to magic...
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Arahs amazing journey into the magical world begins. The start of the successful fantasy adventure book series for girls, boys and adults. In a small, medieval village lives 13-year-old Arah, who was raised as an orphan in the household of the kind pastor. Arah loves books and often retreats into her own dream world. A momentous day arrives when a travelling exorcist visits the village in search of hidden witches. Although Arah likes to fantasize about magic and deep down in her heart would love to have magical powers, she listens to the exorcist's words with suspicion. There cannot possibly be witches in the real world ... Arah finds she must flee after she is suddenly accused of being a witch. The girl does not yet know that the exorcist's allegations really are true. Only when Arah encounters real magic does she understands more and more who she really is. A journey full of suspense and danger awaits the girl, during which she not only finally finds out who her parents are, but also discovers love for the first time.

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