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Alyssa McCarthy's Magical Missions - Book Tour and Giveaway

4/8/2019

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The Frights of Fiji
Alyssa McCarthy's Magical Missions: Book 1
by Sunayna Prasad
Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy 

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A world of magic and adventure awaits…

Sent to live with her strict, aloof, and uncaring uncle after her parents are killed in a car accident, twelve-year-old orphan Alyssa McCarthy longs for the life she used to have—one filled with fun and love. Then one stormy night, a message appears in the raindrops on the window that will change everything.

"Your life will never be the same again, as magic will interfere."

Before long, Alyssa is kidnapped by Master Beau, a banished sorcerer with a mysterious connection to her who can only regain his power by weakening hers. Suddenly hurled into a world of wizardry filled with fantastical beasts and marvelous technology beyond her wildest imagination, Alyssa must defeat Master Beau if she ever wants to get home again. But Master Beau will stop at nothing, including using Alyssa’s friends, to ensure he is triumphant.

Originally titled "From Frights to Flaws", this story is the exciting and enchanting first book in the "Magical Missions" series.



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The raindrops darkened into black, looking as if ink fell from the sky. Alyssa leaned closer to them. She squinted to determine the shapes they formed on the kitchen window… letters.
No! That couldn’t happen. Yet, a message spelled out as more pigments plopped onto the glass. Alyssa gasped at what it said.
Your life will never be the same again, Alyssa McCarthy, as magic will interfere.
What? Magic didn’t exist—at least that’d been what others had told her when she was little. No one on Orion Street could possess enchanted abilities.
Alyssa had lived here since she’d lost her parents in that car crash five years ago. She’d only been seven then. How would she tell her uncle, Bruce, about this? He’d consider her crazy. He’d already toughened up his attitude and rules. So he might consider it an excuse to escape this house.
Although Alyssa’s parents had designated her godfather as the first priority guardian, Uncle Bruce forbade her to try and contact him. He’d hidden the phone number and other information about him.
Since Alyssa’s aunt, Laura, had died three years ago, Uncle Bruce had required fun to be earned. And that took more effort than Alyssa could often accomplish.
Turning around, she spotted her babysitter, Mrs. Hutchinson, examining the kitchen floor. Alyssa’s eleven-year-old cousin, Hailey, watched the progress. Hailey had mopped the floor. Would she earn a break now? Ever since her uncle, Bruce, had hired Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Hutchinson had admired the way Hailey had done her chores more than Alyssa.
“Hailey, you can take a break until your next chore,” said Mrs. Hutchinson. “Alyssa, get back to work. You’ve been staring at the rain for too long.”
“Okay.” Alyssa turned back—only to see the message gone and the rain back to its normal transparency.
“What did I say?” asked Mrs. Hutchinson.
Alyssa sighed. “Fine, I’ll finish washing the dishes.”
She scrubbed her dish and glass with soap under warm running water. Her eyes focused on just those. No way would she want Mrs. Hutchinson to catch her looking out the window again. Mrs. Hutchinson was only in her sixties, but she’d sometimes seem to forget that was 2010 and not 1960 with her guidelines. Yet, it had taken Alyssa a while to realize that she wouldn’t even tolerate the mildest kind of nonsense, such as getting distracted by a windowpane when having to perform chores.
Now that she finished washing her dishes, Alyssa put them to the side and grabbed some paper towels to dry them.
“What do you think you’re doing?” Mrs. Hutchinson asked.
Alyssa stopped. “I’m just—”
“The last few times I was here, you left little bits of food on your dishes.”
“But they were stuck.”
“Let me inspect them. Also, if something is rubbery, you have to wash it again.”
“Why?”
“Because clean dishes aren’t supposed to be rubbery. And boy, did you do such a sloppy job. Look at that stain on your sweater.”
Alyssa looked down.
“That looks like chocolate.”
Alyssa blushed and arched her eyebrows. “Hey—it’s just water.” She covered the stain at the bottom of her sweater’s V-neck.
But Mrs. Hutchinson waved her index finger. “Don’t you ‘hey’ me, Alyssa. That’s rude. In my days, kids respected their elders. We never would dare talk to them that way unless we didn’t mind them smacking our bottoms.”
“Things change.”
“Not when I’m here, they don’t. Now let me do my inspection.”
Great—an inspection! How long would Mrs. Hutchinson take? She might spend a couple minutes or maybe twenty. Alyssa crossed her arms and tapped her foot. She wanted her break now. She wished to read, rest, do a small craft, like lanyards—anything but wait for Mrs. Hutchinson to finish her task.
“Mrs. Hutchinson?” Alyssa asked.
“Whatever you need to say, wait till I’m done,” she said.
Alyssa sighed. She continued to watch Mrs. Hutchinson run her finger down the middle of the front of the dish. She then rubbed it back and forth. When she put it down and nodded, Alyssa figured out that the dish had nothing on it.
Mrs. Hutchinson spent a few minutes of running her finger down the glass. She put it down and turned to Alyssa. “You’re good. Now what did you want to tell me?”
“Um . . . if I tell you, can you not give me a hard time?”
“Okay.”
“There was writing on the window.”
Mrs. Hutchinson pursed her lips and tilted her head. “Really?”
“Yeah.”
“Nonsense.”
“No, really, it was there.”
“There was nothing there when I came, and there’s nothing there right now. So don’t tell me stories.”
“But it’s not a story.”
“I don’t want to hear any more. Now it’s time for your next chore.”
“Aw, but I wanted my break.”
“Too bad. You have to go vacuum the living room.”
Alyssa dragged her feet toward the living room and took the vacuum from the corner. She cleaned and thought about that writing as well as how Mrs. Hutchinson wouldn’t believe her. Would a nicer babysitter have believed her? Mrs. Hutchinson had watched her and Hailey for three years, and not once had she smiled or assisted with anything.
After vacuuming the carpet for about five minutes, Alyssa decided that she had tidied the floor enough. So she stopped and put the vacuum away.
“Hailey, you and Alyssa need to go get the mail now!” Mrs. Hutchinson called, facing the staircase.
“Coming!” cried Hailey.
Another rule Uncle Bruce had placed on Alyssa and Hailey was they could only go outside together. He worried about people taking them or something, even though Alyssa would turn thirteen next month. But that rule had been placed because a few months ago, Uncle Bruce had heard about a seventeen-year-old boy who had been shot while skateboarding in his neighborhood. Violence could even happen here in Bursnell, New Jersey.
Hailey and Alyssa headed to the closet and put their raincoats on until Mrs. Hutchinson said, “It stopped raining outside.”
“Already?” asked Alyssa.
“Yes.” Mrs. Hutchinson went to the bathroom.
The girls walked outside toward the mailbox. Alyssa pulled the mail and headed back toward the door. But mud bubbled from the ground near the house. It piled up, looking like horse manure, and grew as more soil emerged. Alyssa dropped her jaw and stared at it.
“Alyssa, what’s going on?” Hailey asked.
“No idea,” said Alyssa.
The dirt stopped piling up, but it continued to bubble, and the effects spread throughout the whole pile. The bubbles stopped popping up and down. Alyssa and Hailey gasped as they expanded. They kept their mouths open as the bubbles merged together, each one attached to another, forming a single bigger shape. Alyssa and Hailey stepped back as the now giant bubble swelled. And it . . . popped! Particles of exploding mud landed on the girls. They shrieked.
The front door opened to reveal a glowering Mrs. Hutchinson. “What the heck have you two been doing?”
“T-the mud . . . it e-exploded,” said Hailey.
“Nonsense!” growled Mrs. Hutchinson. “Get inside!”
The girls returned inside, pulling and wiping the mud out of their hair. Alyssa could spot the mud in her straight pale-blonde tresses, unlike Hailey, who likely needed more patience to search for globs in her elbow-length red locks. But Alyssa’s hair fell a few inches past her hips, so cleaning out the mud would take longer, even with the shorter layers in the front.
“How could dirt explode?” Mrs. Hutchinson stomped.
“I-I think it was magic!” exclaimed Alyssa.
“There’s no such thing as magic!” screamed Mrs. Hutchinson. “Alyssa, you’re twelve years old. You’re too old to say things like that!”
“But nothing else can make mud explode!” Alyssa said.
“Mrs. Hutchinson, we swear it did!” whined Hailey.
“Enough!” snapped Mrs. Hutchinson. “You and Hailey—go upstairs and take showers!”
Alyssa followed Hailey up the stairs and heaved a sigh. How else would the mud have splattered all over them? Mrs. Hutchinson couldn’t have thought they’d play in the mud like small children.
“Alyssa, can I shower first?” asked Hailey.
“Sure,” said Alyssa.
As Hailey strode into the bathroom, Alyssa walked into her room. She scratched more mud off her skinny jeans (the only jeans she’d worn ever since they’d come into style) and the back of her hand. She stood by her bed since she wanted to keep it clean.
She considered the writing on the window and the exploding mud. Someone wanted magic to interfere with her life, but who, and how come?
Also, why hadn’t she ever seen wizardry before? Why would her parents and others tell her that it hadn’t existed? Did sorcery just start on earth? Had it hidden somewhere? There had to be some reason why no one had ever believed in it.
Alyssa thought about the possibility that maybe magic might only interfere if she stayed here in her uncle’s house. Maybe if her godfather could arrange with his lawyer to let her move in with him, sorcery would hopefully leave her alone. However, unlike science, anything could occur with magic, which meant that it could follow her wherever she went.
The sound produced by the bathroom’s running water ended, which let Alyssa know that Hailey had finished. Now she could have a turn.
After about five minutes showering, Alyssa stepped out and headed back to her room. She put on leggings and a long shirt. But she gasped at something appearing out of nowhere on her bed. Now that had to have come from . . . magic.
Approaching it, she saw that it was a folded piece of paper. She opened it and read it.
Hello Alyssa McCarthy,
You must be wondering about the writing on your window, the exploding mud, and the note that appeared here. Who was responsible for them? You’ll find out at some point.
Anonymous
Anonymous? How dare someone create incidents and not say his or her name! Alyssa needed to know his or her identity in order to report him or her. She didn’t want strange, magical occurrences to keep happening.
Regardless of that, now she had proof to Mrs. Hutchinson that the writing and exploding mud had occurred. Mrs. Hutchinson had seen her write before, and this looked nothing like hers. She handwrote in a half-print and half-script style. This, however, was pure print.
Alyssa jogged down the stairs and carried the note. “Mrs. Hutchinson, I have something to show you.”
“Not right now, Alyssa.” Mrs. Hutchinson left the kitchen. “You and Hailey have to go wash my car.”
“But it’s quick.”
“You can show me after you’re done with my car.” Mrs. Hutchinson turned to Hailey, who emptied the dishwasher and put dishes away. “Are you almost done?”
“I think so,” said Hailey.
“How many dishes do you have left?” asked Mrs. Hutchinson.
“Uh . . .” Hailey looked at the top rack. “Four.”
“Okay, hurry up.” Mrs. Hutchinson turned to Alyssa. “Why don’t you go put that piece of paper away?”
“But this is what I need to show you.”
“Do I have to repeat what I said before?”
“But—”
“Alyssa, do as you’re told.” Mrs. Hutchinson pointed to the staircase.
Alyssa sighed. This note contained so much crucial information. Only that paper itself had evidence to show that those incidents had occurred.
After putting the note back in her room, Alyssa headed down the stairs and walked with Hailey toward the garage. The two grabbed sponges, buckets, and soap for washing cars. They filled the buckets with water and scrubbed Mrs. Hutchinson’s car.
“I wish we had another babysitter,” muttered Alyssa.
“What was on the piece of paper?” asked Hailey.
Alyssa told her.
“Who wrote it?”
“There was no name on it. Just ‘anonymous.’”
A girl whistling turned Alyssa’s attention away from the car. She leaned her head toward the sidewalk and saw her friend from grade school, Madison Jennings, riding her scooter.
“Hi, Alyssa,” said Madison. The wind blew her long dark-brown waves across her face. She stopped at Alyssa’s driveway, and her hair went limp. Hailey and Alyssa ran up to greet her and ask how she’d been.
“I just moved onto Draco Drive a few days ago,” Madison referred to a road off Orion Street.
“So how do you like the middle school?” asked Alyssa.
“Oh, I go to Catholic school now,” said Madison. “What about you?”
“Hailey and I are homeschooled now,” said Alyssa. “I never got to tell you.”
“That’s okay,” said Madison. “So you guys want to come over to my house on Saturday?”
“What time?” asked Alyssa.
“I’ll ask my mom and let you know,” said Madison. “Okay, bye, guys. Nice seeing you again.” She rode back in the direction she’d come from as Hailey and Alyssa waved goodbye to her.
After washing the car for another ten minutes, Alyssa and Hailey cleaned up and walked back inside. A snore suggested to Alyssa that Mrs. Hutchinson slept. Huh? She never napped while babysitting.
Alyssa strode toward the living room and saw Mrs. Hutchinson asleep on one of the couches. Hailey followed her. “Why is Mrs. Hutchinson sleeping?”
“I don’t know,” said Alyssa.
“Can you show me the note?”
Alyssa nodded and led her up the stairs. She opened her door but gasped at what she saw. The note that she’d left on her bed was gone.
“Where’s the note?” asked Hailey.
“It was right there,” Alyssa pointed to the bed.
But another piece of paper appeared onto the mattress. Alyssa picked it up and read it.
Hello again, Alyssa,
I have put your babysitter to sleep to reveal magic to you. You’ll find out why she is sleeping later.
Anonymous
“Not again,” mumbled Alyssa. “Why won’t they say their name?” She showed the note to Hailey.
“Let’s go call my dad before anything happens,” said Hailey.
How much worse could this get? Alyssa thought as she followed Hailey down the stairs. ​



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The Uncontrollable Curse
Alyssa McCarthy's Magical Missions: Book 2

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History, like magic, has a habit of repeating itself

It’s been six months since thirteen-year-old Alyssa McCarthy left magic behind for good. Or so she thought…

Then the enchanted objects that protected her disappear. Now a skeleton named Errol has cursed her with magical powers that keep getting her in trouble. Suddenly strange things are happening with disastrous effects, and if Alyssa can’t learn to control the magic, she will lose everything she holds dear.

In order to get rid of her unwanted wizardry, Alyssa will have to boost her bravery and confidence and determine who Errol really is. But every time Alyssa uses an enchantment, Errol is one step closer to getting his flesh back and becoming alive, and he will do anything to achieve his goals…even if it means destroying Alyssa’s happiness.

Originally published in 2016 as "Wizardry Gone Wild", "The Uncontrollable Curse" is book two in the exciting and suspenseful paranormal Magical Missions series.



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Sunayna Prasad has been writing stories for over several years, starting at the age of six. Now twenty-four, she is done with college and will pursue a career in art and design as well as continue to write for children. Aside from that, Sunayna also likes to cook, watch movies, and draw. She lives on Long Island, New York, with her family.


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77 Comments
Stephanie
4/8/2019 03:09:06 am

I love the cover art and I look forward to reading the book.

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Bea LaRocca
4/8/2019 03:12:37 am

Great cover and excerpt. This looks like a wonderful series to share with my grand children. Thank you so much for the giveaway.

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James Robert
4/8/2019 05:40:26 am

Thanks so much for sharing a book description and giveaway also. Sounds great!

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Ashley Martinez
4/8/2019 07:28:51 am

What’s your inspiriation for this series?

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Janet W.
4/8/2019 07:47:05 am

Sounds like a really entertaining read!!

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Shirley Ann Speakman
4/8/2019 08:14:03 am

I like the covers they are great and I found the excerpts were really good and the series sounds really intriguing.

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Calvin
4/8/2019 11:41:02 am

Nicely drawn, I sure did enjoy my fair share of fantasy books in school

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Rita Wray
4/8/2019 11:50:42 am

Sounds like a good book.

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Sara Zielinski
4/8/2019 11:54:48 am

I think this sounds like a very interesting book that has a great cover.

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Kristen
4/8/2019 12:02:04 pm

The cover makes me want to know more about who these characters are and what is going on!

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Victoria
4/8/2019 01:27:29 pm

Great cover and I loved the excerpt, thanks for sharing :)

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wendy hutton
4/8/2019 01:46:36 pm

thanks sounds like an amazing book

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Darlene Owen
4/8/2019 03:11:36 pm

I love the cover, the cover looks like a book my son would enjoy reading.

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Elaine G
4/8/2019 03:16:47 pm

My niece and I like to read books together and discuss them and I think this is a series she would enjoy.

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Debbie P
4/8/2019 03:32:25 pm

These sounds like fantastic reads. Great covers.

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Amy F
4/8/2019 05:17:26 pm

Great cover and sounds like a fantastic read!

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Marcy Meyer
4/8/2019 05:55:43 pm

The covers look really good and the stories sound great.

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heather
4/8/2019 07:38:11 pm

I love the cover and I enjoyed reading the excerpt sounds like one I would love. Good luck on the tour.

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Dale Wilken
4/8/2019 10:37:16 pm

The books and covers are great.

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Clarissa Hiciano
4/8/2019 10:42:19 pm

Love the cover! Looks like a good book to escape with.

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MargaretAnn Rice
4/8/2019 11:39:03 pm

Cover is fun, and the excerpt brings me to the read

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Jessie Redding
4/9/2019 01:15:48 am

Really interesting cover!

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Denise Higgins
4/9/2019 04:18:31 am

Love the cover

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Lavender P.
4/9/2019 06:23:15 am

Getting Harry Potter vibes here with Draco Drive & Mrs. Hutchinson's nasty Petunia-like attitude hahaha. "“Not right now, Alyssa.” Mrs. Hutchinson left the kitchen. “You and Hailey have to go wash my car.”" Wow, I mean I get the chores inside the house, but washing their babysitter's car whilst SHE gets paid? *ooh that crosses a line* Anywho, I enjoyed reading that excerpt and I'm glad Alyssa has her cousin Hailey with her.

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Wendy Jensen
4/9/2019 10:45:32 am

Great book covers.

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Kelly D
4/9/2019 11:58:33 am

I like the covers. They make me want to know more about the story lines.

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Will G
4/9/2019 12:15:20 pm

I really like it!

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Rachel
4/9/2019 02:30:12 pm

They both look great!

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Robin Abrams
4/9/2019 04:00:02 pm

I love the cover

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Kelly Nicholson
4/9/2019 04:25:25 pm

What do you think of the books or the covers

blonde chick lost in the jungle..cool

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Penny Knowlton
4/9/2019 05:50:59 pm

Beautiful, colorful cover.

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NICOLE S MARTIN
4/9/2019 06:08:47 pm

That is great artwork!

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Mary Cloud
4/9/2019 07:11:12 pm

No questions - I like the cover - it's interesting.

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Gina Ferrell
4/9/2019 07:21:06 pm

I look forward to reading this book and the cover is wonderful.

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Terri Quick
4/9/2019 07:35:49 pm

Very cool cover

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bn100
4/9/2019 09:37:58 pm

looks interesting

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lynn clayton
4/9/2019 09:42:48 pm

oh i love the cover now this looks fantastic thank you

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Devon Pickford
4/9/2019 10:54:38 pm

I like the cover, looks like a must read!

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Abigail Gibson
4/9/2019 11:08:37 pm

I really like the book cover.

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Heather Dawn
4/10/2019 06:21:29 am

Wow! This looks really cool. It definitely a book that I would enjoy...and my oldest son.

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Madonna
4/10/2019 11:54:29 am

Have you been to Fiji? I have always wanted to go but haven't.

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Dan Dykstra
4/10/2019 03:42:11 pm

I like the cover. The excerpt was fun to read.

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Lisa Ellison
4/10/2019 05:54:54 pm

I like the covers, very original

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Jennifer Stapp
4/11/2019 03:32:03 am

Love the covers! These look like really exciting adventures, congrats on your tour!

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Daniella Bonagura
4/11/2019 05:12:50 pm

Love the covers!

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Amy Green
4/11/2019 05:16:38 pm

My questions for the author are: What made you decide to write specific for children? Do you think you'll ever expand your works to writing for adults? Are there any special movies or songs you watch or listen to, in order to get inspired?

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Beyond Comps
4/12/2019 05:34:53 am

Great looking cover!

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Elizabeth Tarlow
4/12/2019 12:41:13 pm

The book covers are marvelous! I love them and am excited to start reading all of them!

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Tabitha
4/12/2019 06:12:57 pm

Thanks for the giveaway! Looks like a good book!

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Stephanie Ann
4/12/2019 06:25:44 pm

I think the covers are pretty cool!

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Serge B
4/13/2019 04:39:56 pm

Nice cover--I love fantasy!

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June S.
4/13/2019 07:34:53 pm

Great sounding fantasy book, good luck to you Sunayna.

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Linda Fast
4/13/2019 09:29:58 pm

The book covers are really cool. I usually judge a book I want to read by its cover and these covers scream 'Read Me'.

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Bridgett Wilbur
4/14/2019 04:18:01 pm

I just love your cover.

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Karla R.
4/14/2019 07:40:54 pm

I love the woman and snake cover!

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Mood Reader
4/14/2019 07:48:04 pm

Sounds like a great read! :)

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starla
4/14/2019 07:53:27 pm

I find the cover so intriguing and interesting! I love the details on the cover and the storyline sounds great!

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Jason Cullum
4/17/2019 11:53:06 pm

The cover looks like a fun adventure.

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Barbara Montag
4/19/2019 01:34:26 pm

Middle grade fantasy - sounds like an interesting genre.
And with a magical cover.
thank you

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Diana Corlett
4/19/2019 01:51:19 pm

Intrigued by the cover art and excerpt! Sounds like an excellent read!

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Ellie Wright
4/19/2019 04:35:32 pm

Sounds like a great book. I'm looking forward to reading this.

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Allison Swain
4/19/2019 10:53:55 pm

The books sound like reads that I would be into, since I love fantasy! The covers are also very neat looking and looks like thought was really put into them.
Thank you for the chance to win!

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Taylor D
4/19/2019 10:59:29 pm

I really like the artwork on the cover! It is intriguing and would definitely draw me into the book sitting on a shelf!!

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Kathy Cozzarelli
4/22/2019 02:43:03 am

This looks like a great series with the classic theme of a teenager finding her place in the world. Even better, the world has magic.

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Sandra Dufoe
4/22/2019 06:47:40 pm

Great cover and excerpt

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Natalie
4/24/2019 02:47:25 pm

I love that the cover has a female!

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Stephanie
4/26/2019 01:13:28 pm

I love the vibrant colours of both covers

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Elizabeth Brooks link
4/27/2019 10:28:25 am

I love the cover

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Barbara Haynes
4/29/2019 07:05:01 pm

The cover looks great and the book sounds interesting!😁

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Jean Craven
4/30/2019 12:02:01 am

I like the covers & book My daughter loves Harry Potter. would love to win this

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Daniel M
5/3/2019 04:33:38 pm

like the cover

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Mick M
5/3/2019 04:54:06 pm

Loved the excerpt! Added to my TBR!

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Jasmine J link
5/5/2019 08:10:13 am

These books look and sounds like they'll be fun reads for kids and adults alike. Magical!

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Cassandra D
5/6/2019 10:29:25 pm

Very interesting.

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tiago rosado
5/7/2019 05:38:18 pm

What do you think of the books or the covers?
Book 1 to me has the best book cover art,its realy cool
THX

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Lorena Keech
5/8/2019 06:22:21 pm

The covers make me want to at least pick up the books.

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Jerry Marquardt
5/8/2019 11:47:53 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including Alyssa McCarthy's Magical Missions, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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