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    Fire and Wolves: A Tale of Etria
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    Fire and Wolves: A Tale of Etria
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    Fire and Wolves: A Tale of Etria

    Written by Elizabeth R. Jensen

    Narrated by Hallie Ricardo

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    Ten-year-old Sabine Wolfensberger was thrilled to attend Onaxx Academy for Mages. Then, the bullying began. 


    Shapeshifting is a rare gift, and Sabine longs to spend her time at the magical academy learning how to focus her new ability in hopes of taking the form of a horse. Instead, she finds herself singled out and tormented by a cruel classmate. 


    With the support of her family behind her and the help of new friends, she must be brave enough to ask for help to make the bullying stop.  Can she find the courage to speak up and advocate for herself? Or will this magical time be ruined by a classmate’s cruel nature? 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLantern Audio
    Release dateMar 15, 2023
    ISBN9798985647457

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