Elemental Dragons and the Invasion of Obliternation

By Caleb Lowenstein

A kingdom stands on the precipice of devastation, endangered by a foe no one saw coming. Its last beacon of hope? Five unsuspecting children, thrust into an adventure beyond their wildest imaginations. Embark with them on an epic quest across uncharted territories of their realm, seeking the legacy of an age-old alliance: the dragons, legendary guardians who once stood side by side with humans to defend their land. But as they encounter the first of these mythical beasts, they quickly realize that allying with the dragons might be a greater challenge than facing the enemy itself…

• Language: English
• Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Release date: Feb 2, 2024
• ISBN: 9781035815531

Caleb Lowenstein

Caleb Lowenstein created his first story, The Bear That Went to Space, at the age of six with a folded piece of paper, which he still has in his room to this day! During his spare time, Caleb is commonly seen with a book under his arm and away from reading he loves football, tennis, swimming and gaming.

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About the Author

Caleb Lowenstein created his first story, The Bear That Went to Space, at the age of six with a folded piece of paper, which he still has in his room to this day! During his spare time, Caleb is commonly seen with a book under his arm and away from reading he loves football, tennis, swimming and gaming.

Dedication

Great thanks to my dad, Joe, who came up with the idea of me writing a book in the first place, and to my best friend, Ethan Gillingham, who suggested that I should include dragons in my book. Thank you to my nanny, who helped to make this book possible. Lastly to my family whose names all inspired my characters.

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Caleb Lowenstein 2024

The right of Caleb Lowenstein to be identified as author of this work has been asserted by the author in accordance with sections 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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ISBN 9781035815531 (ePub e-book)

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Acknowledgement

This book has been inspired by all of the amazing authors I have read that have given me ideas including: Adam Blade, Adam Kay, Roald Dahl, Liz Pichon, David Walliams, Rick Riordan, Bear Grylls, Jeff Kinney and Dav Pilkey.

Introduction

Hello there, reader (I got the reader part from David Walliams, one of my favourite authors, hello there, David, if you are reading this) and welcome to the world of Wildor. My name is Caleb Lowenstein, and I started writing this book when I was nine years old. By the time I have finished this book, I will probably be ten or eleven, because it is going to take AGES to write (please don’t give me bad feedback, as I will use up a lot, and I mean a LOT, of my time writing this) so don’t be surprised if you read this and think, jeez, that’s a lot of words. So as a warning to all long story haters, this book will have over twelve-thousand words, along with over fifty-three pages (I presume, as I haven’t started writing yet) and most of my classmates don’t even know I’m writing one! Oh, look, a car with a cute dog inside just pulled up near our house… SLAP! Ow! Oh, thanks for slapping me back into focus. Olive (I get distracted easily, Olive is my seven-year-old sister who will be eight or nine by the time this book is finished, and what I said to her wasn’t sarcastic). Awwwww, man, my four-year-old brother Elijah just messed up my bed! Excuse me, reader, I have to tidy my bed or my mum, Sarah, will ground me for today and tomorrow… Ah! All done. Anyway, as I was saying, I hope my Stourfield friends, enemies and teachers are reading this, as I will REALLY miss them when I go to secondary school, which is currently two