If you found a MAGIC doorknob, would you turn it?
Twelve-year-old Mac Kohl never expected a walk through the woods to change his life?until he finds a hollow tree with a hidden doorknob. One turn, and Mac's world is flipped upside down?literally. He's pulled into a vibrant yet perilous realm teeming with bizarre creatures, enchanted forests, and, most shockingly, people with wings.
Lost and aching for home, Mac soon learns his arrival in this world was no accident. His parents' past is entangled in the secrets of this magical land?and it seems the amulet around his neck holds more power than he ever imagined. Trapped between feuding FAIRY clans, Mac's path home vanishes when he unwittingly saves his grandfather's greatest enemy.
Armed with nothing but a white stick, a sharp sense of humor, and a mind full of video game strategies, Mac must rely on quick thinking and courage to survive. But how does a digital-age kid solve problems without the internet?
With the help of a ragtag group of outcasts, Mac must navigate dangerous alliances, outwit magical foes, and find the key to escaping this strange world before time?and his luck?runs out.
Mac Kohl: Into the Hollow is an unforgettable adventure about courage, friendship, and the magic we carry within.
Autorentext
Elle M. Curry, a mom of two, loved reading to her children each night before bed. Though she often enjoyed the books more than they did, she was determined to share the joy of storytelling with them. Her hope is that her books inspire children to stay up past their bedtime, hiding under the covers with flashlights, eager to discover what happens next?a memory of her own childhood that she delights in seeing echoed in her children.
For Elle, reading opens doors to adventure and imagination, allowing one to explore worlds that might otherwise remain unreachable. Even now, as an adult, she enjoys escaping into a fantasy realm where she imagines herself as a fairy, sleeping in a tiny tree house, beside an ornery woodpecker constantly at war with a crotchety old squirrel. For as long as imaginations run wild, we can stay young forever.