Tales of the Crowncorn: (Co-Author Glory Neeraj) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798868172618)

The Wizard of Oz meet's Alice in Wonderland is a Birds Eye view of:

"Tales of the Crowncorn "

In a land so close- and yet so far;In the sky above there was a fallen star. It peeked over the edge of the clouds, Warned by all the stars this was not allowed. Still, this tiny star wanted to see, A young unicorn frolicking to be.In a race with a squirrel there was a tragedy, The squirrel fell under a rock pinning it fast, The unicorn pried it up and broke its horn at-last. It freed the squirrel but at what a cost, Its beautiful horn now was lost. Oh, how it cried, "my horn is broken", "As a unicorn- I lost my token."

Rosy Petals Poet Tree...now, in her female form as a young girl, saw all this happening before her eyes. She was the rightful owner of the Silver Starry Tiara that was the little star that fell from the sky. It was a gift to Rosy Petals from the angels who guided her. When she saw the unicorn with the broken horn she approached it and said. " I will give you my crown to take away your tears. Your purity and innocence are worthy to wear this Tiara." She placed it upon the youthful unicorn's head. It became a permanent crown for the unicorn with the broken horn. It became part of its being. The unicorn became; " Gee-The Starry Crowncorn." Her adventures were ready to begin:

The new Crowncorn looked up at Rosy Petals and said, "I shall be a poet just like you. My first quest is my dedication for your grace and faith in me...." With that said the Crowncorn began her quest as guardian of the creatures in the Outer and Inner Forest.

Come along to the find a great adventure in this book that tells a story through prose and poetry...fBk