The Breezes of Inspire

by Nick Ruth, Sue Concannon (Illustrator)

Overview

In The Dark Dreamweaver, David traveled to the land of dreams and became a wizard. Now, he and his cousins accidentally plunge into the land of Inspire -- and become trapped in a world where they aren't welcome. But Inspire is in trouble, and the five children, along with one plucky stuffed bear, go on a perilous quest to try to save Inspire and find their way home. Fans of The Dark Dreamweaver will revisit old friends and make new and exciting discoveries in this ‘inspiring’ story about friendship, nature, and magic.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014575126
Publisher:	Imaginator Press
Publication date:	07/07/2012
Series:	The Remin Chronicles , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	264
File size:	9 MB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Nick Ruth draws on the world around him for inspiration in creating his imaginative adventures. He came up with the idea for the first book, The Dark Dreamweaver, while raising Monarch butterflies with his son as a family project. What if one of the tiny caterpillars suddenly talked, and turned out to be a wizard? A few other ideas were added to the mix and The Dark Dreamweaver, the story of a boy on an adventure to the land of dreams, came into his mind fully formed. The Dark Dreamweaver has won numerous awards, including the Mom's Choice Award, iParenting Media Award, and selection as an ABA Book Sense Pick (now IndieBound). A year later he wrote The Breezes of Inspire. He's currently at work on the third book in the series, tentatively titled Power Purloined, with his son David as a co-writer. Nick lives in Baltimore, Maryland. In his spare time he enjoys reading, musical theatre (both attending and participating), playing guitar, and writing songs.

Editorial Reviews

This sequel to the Ben Franklin Award finalist, Dark Dreamweaver is many things: a wonderful midgrade fantasy, a science teaching tool for symbiosis, and a really good read.

Bob Spear

The team at Parent to Parent Adding Wisdom Award loved this book.... It’s an inspiring story which is solid entertainment for both, parents and kids.

Jodie Lynn