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I've been wanting to read Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi - and it comes out tomorrow!
It's listed as "Teen & Young Adult" on Amazon, but the description definitely makes it sound like fantasy to me.
Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness (Ordinary Terrible Things)
"An honest explanation about how power and privilege factor into the lives of white children, at the expense of other groups, and how they can help seek justice. —THE NEW YORK TIMES"
The author has a series of children's picture-books about difficult topics, like divorce and death. Anastasia Higginbotham
Reader reviews are very polarized - mostly either 5 star or 1 star.
Book one is FREE on Amazon.CA, same as all other countries. Link is below. As for book 2, Amazon limits countdown deals to US and UK, so the price remains the same. However, if you enjoy book one, you can grab the full series eBook bundle for the price of one book.
Hey there. Just checked. Don't know what happened. Should be working for Canada as well. Try going through this link and please let me know if it worked: https://www.amazon.ca/Thread-Book-Trueborn-Heirs-ebook/dp/B07PF4QZLS/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=nyna+queen&qid=1600674129&sr=8-1
There should be a big "buy for free" button. Best, Nyna
This is a remake of my first novel, which tackles issues of prejudice and racism in a kid-friendly way. Free until the 22nd. https://www.amazon.com/Uncommon-Blue-Anniversary-Colorblind-Book-ebook/dp/B07ZTRC76Z
This is a remake of my first novel, which tackles issues like racism and prejudice in a kid-friendly way. https://www.amazon.com/Uncommon-Blue-Anniversary-Colorblind-Book-ebook/dp/B07ZTRC76Z free for the next 5 days
Hi,
Can someone explain why my post keeps getting deleted from this group?
I'm trying to advertise my YA Fantasy that's free for the next 5 days
https://www.amazon.com/Uncommon-Blue-Anniversary-Colorblind-Book-ebook/dp/B07ZTRC76Z
Now I'm really confused. I JUST saw a post that had both a photo AND text with a link. But for the life of me, I can't figure out how to do it. The best I could come up with is put the link in the comments or the title. That seems kind of needy. lol Anybody want to share their wisdom to this reddit nube?
https://www.amazon.com/Uncommon-Blue-Anniversary-Colorblind-Book-ebook/dp/B07ZTRC76Z
Fans of coming of age/epic fantasy with the zero to hero trope, check out The Buried Symbol. It is currently $0.99 on Amazon worldwide.
Things of note:
- It is the first book in a finished trilogy with a prequel novel and a subsequent quartet of books in the same world, so there is no waiting for the next book.
- The first book is single POV, the others adding in more POVs with each entry.
- Perfect for those who enjoy structured magic systems.
- Both series follow the progressive fantasy model where the characters continue to gain access to new abilities.
- This series was highly influenced by series such as The Belgariad, Riftwar, and Codex Alera.
Synopsis:
A controlling empire. An outcast behind a false identity. The mystery of a long forgotten magic.
They tell Unchosen, "Accept your fate and you'll be rewarded in the next life." The threat of execution is their recourse.
Rejecting his role as an outcast, Brock risks his life and obtains a false rune, marking him a member of the Empire's ruling class. Under a veil of deception and backed by natural talent, he then schemes his way into a school where the Empire's future leaders are trained. Can he maintain this charade?
Within an academy of magic, science, and combat, he discovers secrets kept from society, among which is a forbidden magic he is able to wield. While he is determined to tame his frightening new abilities, one misstep could destroy him.
<strong>$0.99: The Buried Symbol</strong>
The Buried Symbol is the first book in the zero-to-hero epic fantasy trilogy, Runes of Issalia. Book two releases on Feb 12 and book three drops on Feb 21st. Synopsis below.
Buried away for centuries, a forgotten magic lurks...waiting to return
They tell Unchosen, "Accept your fate and you'll be rewarded in the next life."
The threat of execution is their recourse.
Rejecting his role as an outcast, Brock risks his life and obtains a false rune, marking him a member of the Empire's ruling class. Under a veil of deception and backed by natural talent, he then schemes his way into a school where the Empire's future leaders are trained.
Can he maintain this charade?
Within an academy of magic, science, and combat, he discovers secrets kept from society, among which is a forbidden magic he is able to wield.
While he is determined to tame his frightening new abilities, one misstep could destroy him.
"A classic underdog story, perfect for fans of zero-to-hero fantasy adventures filled with magic, mystery, and monsters."
It sounds almost like My Name is Not Easy.
>Luke Aaluk and his younger brothers Bunna and Isaac are sent by their mother to Sacred Heart, a Catholic boarding school to the south of their Alaskan community, where Eskimo and Indian students are enculturated in white customs and values. Isaac, who is technically too young to be enrolled, is promptly sent off into foster care without the consent, or even notification, of their mother. Luke and Bunna make an attempt at escape, but they are tracked down by one of the more open-minded priests and convinced they should give the school another chance.