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- Author: Bill Myers
- Publisher: Amaris Media International
- ISBN-10: 069274486X
- ISBN-13: 9780692744864
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Carved from the Blood Mountains, a perpetual reminder of Imager's great love for mankind, the mysterious Bloodstone opens a gateway into multiple dimensions. As Denise, Nathan, and Joshua visit these fantastic realities and learn of Imager's unfathomable compassion, they must also battle strange creations while fighting the internal wars of their own hearts. This profoundly creative and entertaining allegory for children eight to eighty is a sparkling-fresh depiction of life's most important journey. In a dramatic showdown the children finally trust Imager enough to receive his Breath. But is there enough power in it to overcome the evil they must face? Moreover, can his Breath protect them from the crushing mirrors that reflect their past failures in the Sea of Justice?
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- Author: Bill Myers
- Publisher: Amaris Media International
- ISBN-10: 069274486X
- ISBN-13: 9780692744864
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Carved from the Blood Mountains, a perpetual reminder of Imager's great love for mankind, the mysterious Bloodstone opens a gateway into multiple dimensions. As Denise, Nathan, and Joshua visit these fantastic realities and learn of Imager's unfathomable compassion, they must also battle strange creations while fighting the internal wars of their own hearts. This profoundly creative and entertaining allegory for children eight to eighty is a sparkling-fresh depiction of life's most important journey. In a dramatic showdown the children finally trust Imager enough to receive his Breath. But is there enough power in it to overcome the evil they must face? Moreover, can his Breath protect them from the crushing mirrors that reflect their past failures in the Sea of Justice?
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