"When the Maragic reveals itself, humanity shudders... and Bree must face the truth." Bree is free from the evil, free from the darkness, free from the clutches of those who wanted to steal the Maragic from her. Her family of friends have survived, finding a new home in Jörð ór þeirljósr - Land of their light - ᛃöᚱð óᚱ þᛖᛁᚱᛚᛃóᛋᚱ The Haltijas, the creators of Maragic, last home, before they vanished. The place where Bree and her friends live now. But a place that still holds secrets. Bree in her adventuress ways her inquisitiveness of her own new abilities and understanding of who she is, wants more, wants to know, wants to explore, a persistent erg a nagging battling within, almost an un-controllable struggle. But is it her, or is it the MARAGIC within her, has the MARAGIC waited for a moment in Bree's life, that Metamorphosis. To take control, slowly, silently, secretly, until the time is right. Has it had a plan from the beginning, it can think, It is nature, it is the most powerful of earths Maragic, but it can only use its own creation of nature as it's pathway. Bree decides to explore once more, a doorway never opened before, hidden deep and alone, a door unpassable and enormous in its presence. As she eventually takes that leap through, she is again an unknowing chalice for the MARAGIC. And bigger things await her as she adventures out.
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About the author
I.G. Oliver is the creator of the first fantasy series to reveal where magic truly began ? and its original name: Maragic. An award-winning author-illustrator, he brings myth, nature, and adventure together in It's a Kind of Maragic, winner of The People's Book Award.
A lifelong creator ? in kitchens, classrooms, and now in the realms of myth ? Oliver blends folklore, nature, and emotional depth into stories that resonate across generations. His debut series, It's a Kind of Maragic, winner of The People's Book Award, invites readers into a world where transformation is power, and magic has a history waiting to be rediscovered.
He writes and illustrates from Derbyshire, drawing inspiration from the wild places that echo through his work.