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Otto Bloom and the Enchanted Coin (Through the Fairy Door, #5).
One final quest can show the way home...
Otto Bloom has had an interesting start to his life, having been shielded in Fairy Land until a cure for the curse he was under could be found. But now he is back with his family, the Blooms. As a childhood illness makes him feel low, he becomes riddled with doubts about his place within the family. He is caught off guard when an urgent message arrives from Fairy Land.
Feeling like this is his time to be a hero and step up to save his family, Otto makes a rash decision that will have dire consequences for those in Fairy Land and those in the human world too.
Can Otto put aside his doubts and venture on the Blooms’ final quest to procure the mythical enchanted coin needed to activate a legendary weapon? And will he realise that his power and place was within him all along?
Otto will need to believe in himself and the power of family in a bid to finally rid Fairy Land of its darkest threat, before he takes his forever family back home ‘Through the Fairy Door’...
Spirit, family and discovery conclude in this final adventure.
Otto Bloom has had an interesting start to his life, having been shielded in Fairy Land until a cure for the curse he was under could be found. But now he is back with his family, the Blooms. As a childhood illness makes him feel low, he becomes riddled with doubts about his place within the family. He is caught off guard when an urgent message arrives from Fairy Land.
Feeling like this is his time to be a hero and step up to save his family, Otto makes a rash decision that will have dire consequences for those in Fairy Land and those in the human world too.
Can Otto put aside his doubts and venture on the Blooms’ final quest to procure the mythical enchanted coin needed to activate a legendary weapon? And will he realise that his power and place was within him all along?
Otto will need to believe in himself and the power of family in a bid to finally rid Fairy Land of its darkest threat, before he takes his forever family back home ‘Through the Fairy Door’...
Spirit, family and discovery conclude in this final adventure.
- GenresFantasyMiddle Grade
188 pages, Paperback
Published October 14, 2021
7 people are currently reading
28 people want to read
About the author
Estelle Grace Tudor
14 books44 followersWhen not searching the backs of wardrobes for Narnia, the bottom of the garden for fairies or exploring yet another Castle, Estelle can be found with her nose in a book or a pen in her hand.
Having previously worked at Cardiff Castle, she now writes full time while looking after her four children.
She lives on the beautiful South Wales coast with her husband, children and crazy dog.
This is her debut novel, the first in a series of five. She loves to connect with her readers and can be contacted on www.estellegracetudor.com or via her Instagram page @through_the_fairy_door_books
Author of Where Fate Whispers, book one in the Fated Partners Trilogy. Fantasy Romance for age 17/18+
Having previously worked at Cardiff Castle, she now writes full time while looking after her four children.
She lives on the beautiful South Wales coast with her husband, children and crazy dog.
This is her debut novel, the first in a series of five. She loves to connect with her readers and can be contacted on www.estellegracetudor.com or via her Instagram page @through_the_fairy_door_books
Author of Where Fate Whispers, book one in the Fated Partners Trilogy. Fantasy Romance for age 17/18+
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September 16, 2021
Well here we are, the end! I hope you truly enjoy how the series finishes and that you have loved getting to know the Blooms and following them on their adventures!
Thank you so much for all the support, magic ones. Keep believing, and dreaming!
November 18, 2021
Otto Blum and the Enchanted Coin is the last of the Bloom adventures Through the Fairy Door. Otto is unsure about his place in the Bloom family and top of that he’s heard whisperings of a secret that did not include him. He is torn and feels he must prove himself worthy to his new found family. Self doubt is a psychological poison if left alone to fester. Otto needs to realize that he is not alone. His quest is to find and bring back the infamous enchanted coin in order to stop, Nesrin, Queen Rhosyn’s evil sister. What a whirlwind of a series culminating with Otto’s harrowing quest across the Sea of Sorrows that will determine the fate of the fairy world. An absolutely captivating story of overcoming fears, self doubt, family support and love. Along the way we meet new friends.
I have read and enjoyed the entire series with my granddaughter from start to finish and all are 5 stars. This is a wonderful middle grade tale appropriate for ages 8-12 and for grandmas who still love a touch of magical adventure. I may be a tad partial to Otto’s story, though.
This story has come to an end, however, I think there may be something more. All good authors leave an unassuming door open a crack just in case there’s another story to be told. I’m pretty sure that’s what Ms. Tudor did. After all, no door is locked forever if you have the key.
I have read and enjoyed the entire series with my granddaughter from start to finish and all are 5 stars. This is a wonderful middle grade tale appropriate for ages 8-12 and for grandmas who still love a touch of magical adventure. I may be a tad partial to Otto’s story, though.
This story has come to an end, however, I think there may be something more. All good authors leave an unassuming door open a crack just in case there’s another story to be told. I’m pretty sure that’s what Ms. Tudor did. After all, no door is locked forever if you have the key.
October 20, 2021
Although I was a bit sad to see the series end, this was the perfect story for it.
Not only is the story of the Bloom family engaging and literally great for all ages, the books themselves are so pretty to look at.
I totally recommend these as gifts for your Mg readers this Christmas. Get the hardcovers while you’re at it because they are stunning.
Not only is the story of the Bloom family engaging and literally great for all ages, the books themselves are so pretty to look at.
I totally recommend these as gifts for your Mg readers this Christmas. Get the hardcovers while you’re at it because they are stunning.
December 22, 2022
A fantastic end to a fantastic series, I'm keeping these books for my son for when he's older and have bought the audiobooks for him to enjoy now. Perfect children's fantasy books that everyone should check out.
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