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The Emerson Chronicles #3
Stone and Man: A Fantasy Book for Kids Ages 9 12
"A wise man once told me the shadows prey on the naïve and gentle hearted."
Ace Halder struggles to unite the rebellion under the rising darkness. Families are turning on each other,friends grapple with trust, and all the while, the Emerson Stone awaits on the battlegrounds of the final war.
Ace must gather armies from all seven realms to face the Council of Warlocks, but it's hard to convince an army to follow you when you don't know who to follow yourself.
Kingdoms will crumble and the four borders will be all but extinct unless what the darkness fears most comes to
The Stone's Chosen will finally learn who he truly is.
A gripping conclusion to D.P. Rowell's "The Emerson Chronicles", "Stone and Man" will leave you holding your breath to the final page in an action-packed, magic-ridden fantasy epic!
Artemis Fowl meets Michael Vey in this action-packed fantasy adventure! A great family-friendly read for young readers that parents will also enjoy!
Ace Halder struggles to unite the rebellion under the rising darkness. Families are turning on each other,friends grapple with trust, and all the while, the Emerson Stone awaits on the battlegrounds of the final war.
Ace must gather armies from all seven realms to face the Council of Warlocks, but it's hard to convince an army to follow you when you don't know who to follow yourself.
Kingdoms will crumble and the four borders will be all but extinct unless what the darkness fears most comes to
The Stone's Chosen will finally learn who he truly is.
A gripping conclusion to D.P. Rowell's "The Emerson Chronicles", "Stone and Man" will leave you holding your breath to the final page in an action-packed, magic-ridden fantasy epic!
Artemis Fowl meets Michael Vey in this action-packed fantasy adventure! A great family-friendly read for young readers that parents will also enjoy!
366 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 17, 2020
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About the author
Daniel Paul Rowell
14 books29 followersDaniel Paul Rowell has always been a storyteller at heart, having spent his younger years either lost in the pages of a good book or reenacting entire movie scenes after a single watch—much to the amusement (and occasional concern) of his family.
Nowadays, he’s taken to his trusty keyboard to craft the epic tales he imagined all along; where the impossible becomes the everyday, and every adventure starts with a leap of faith. When he’s not dreaming up new worlds or nudging his characters toward greatness, you might catch him strumming his guitar or losing at chess. Because, as the great Durwood Fincher (AKA Mr. Doubletalk) once said, “Mistakes are just stepping stones . . . to failure.”
But beneath all the fantasy and fun, D.P. Rowell writes with a purpose: to inspire readers to find their own courage, trust in a greater plan, and embrace the adventure of life—no matter where they start. So, if you’re up for a journey filled with wonder, mystery, and maybe a few laughs along the way, you’ve come to the right place. Daniel is here to guide you through the story, one gripping chapter at a time.
Nowadays, he’s taken to his trusty keyboard to craft the epic tales he imagined all along; where the impossible becomes the everyday, and every adventure starts with a leap of faith. When he’s not dreaming up new worlds or nudging his characters toward greatness, you might catch him strumming his guitar or losing at chess. Because, as the great Durwood Fincher (AKA Mr. Doubletalk) once said, “Mistakes are just stepping stones . . . to failure.”
But beneath all the fantasy and fun, D.P. Rowell writes with a purpose: to inspire readers to find their own courage, trust in a greater plan, and embrace the adventure of life—no matter where they start. So, if you’re up for a journey filled with wonder, mystery, and maybe a few laughs along the way, you’ve come to the right place. Daniel is here to guide you through the story, one gripping chapter at a time.
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October 29, 2021
loved this seriex
I am 10 and loved this series! It was exciting and didn't want it to end! Every kid should read it!
I am 10 and loved this series! It was exciting and didn't want it to end! Every kid should read it!
May 8, 2021
Yes! Yes!! Yes!!!
I am very excited to have completed the Emerson Chronicles book three titled Stone and Man by D.P. Rowell. It took me a year to eventually decide to read this book. Not because I don't like the book, but because I was saving the best for last.
I closed my 2020 reading challenge with this book, and I couldn't be happier. It was satisfying to read this material after months and months of procrastinating. Unfortunately, I completed the book in 10 hours. I didn't want to carry it over to 2021, so I ensured that I read it before the 1st of January 2021
The story picked up right from where it left off. More revelations were unveiled. It was terrific to see Ace grow into a great leader, but I can't take my mind off the fact that he was still a kid.
That filthy Drake and Ace's aunty were still up to no good, but people got to see them for who they were. More recruits, more challenges, more fights. Boy, do I love this book!
I am very excited to have completed the Emerson Chronicles book three titled Stone and Man by D.P. Rowell. It took me a year to eventually decide to read this book. Not because I don't like the book, but because I was saving the best for last.
I closed my 2020 reading challenge with this book, and I couldn't be happier. It was satisfying to read this material after months and months of procrastinating. Unfortunately, I completed the book in 10 hours. I didn't want to carry it over to 2021, so I ensured that I read it before the 1st of January 2021
The story picked up right from where it left off. More revelations were unveiled. It was terrific to see Ace grow into a great leader, but I can't take my mind off the fact that he was still a kid.
That filthy Drake and Ace's aunty were still up to no good, but people got to see them for who they were. More recruits, more challenges, more fights. Boy, do I love this book!
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