Get your copy of Malora: Forged by Fate today with the Thundercloud Edition—the best selling entry point into this cozy, coming of age story!
Book Description
Born a hybrid in a world that fears difference, 15-year-old Malora finds her haven in the fires of the forge and the science of potions. While her peers are warriors and spell casters — she's a blacksmith and a potion brewer. Your typical side character turned protagonist. When she earns a spot at Vargrath Academy, she must navigate a cutthroat world of merit-based competition, battling self-doubt and anxiety while forging unexpected friendships along the way.
Thundercloud AROUND Rating
Around 13+ - Around this age, we think most readers can reasonably approach this material.
Panic & Anxiety - Recurring anxiety and emotional distress, including depicted panic attacks.
Bullying & Discrimination - Bullying and prejudice directed toward a character because of her racial identity.
Self-Injury - A flashback depicts a child attempting to remove a physical feature with a knife.
Fantasy Violence - Magical combat, physical fights, threats, and injuries, without sustained graphic gore.
Get your copy of Malora: Forged by Fate today with the Thundercloud Edition—the best selling entry point into this cozy, coming of age story!
Book Description
Born a hybrid in a world that fears difference, 15-year-old Malora finds her haven in the fires of the forge and the science of potions. While her peers are warriors and spell casters — she's a blacksmith and a potion brewer. Your typical side character turned protagonist. When she earns a spot at Vargrath Academy, she must navigate a cutthroat world of merit-based competition, battling self-doubt and anxiety while forging unexpected friendships along the way.
Thundercloud AROUND Rating
Around 13+ - Around this age, we think most readers can reasonably approach this material.
Panic & Anxiety - Recurring anxiety and emotional distress, including depicted panic attacks.
Bullying & Discrimination - Bullying and prejudice directed toward a character because of her racial identity.
Self-Injury - A flashback depicts a child attempting to remove a physical feature with a knife.
Fantasy Violence - Magical combat, physical fights, threats, and injuries, without sustained graphic gore.
