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Christopher’s 2025 Year in Books
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Christopher Dean
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in Phoenix, The United States
October 19, 1971
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January 2014
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Creating stories and playing around with words is what I find the most exciting.
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I would be interested in hearing what you have to say. We should engage over my email though. It is theinkthread17@gmail.com. Thanks.
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Writing middle grade fiction
About a month ago I received a pretty well documented review on onlinebookclub.org and in the thread between us she mentioned that she was having a hard time reading other books because she kept wanting to go back to Inkworld; Inkworld being the magical world created by a magical pen.
I thought that was the highest praise because I wanted to write it in such a way that every one who reads Trankarri
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Christopher Dean
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Marion Everett's review
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Trankarri - Secrets of the Masterpiece (Inkworld Sagas 2):
"Trankarri: Secrets of the Masterpiece is a captivating continuation of the Inkworld saga that deepens the magic and mystery introduced in the first book. The story expands the world in creative ways, blending imagination, danger, and emotional growth"
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Mary Zuelke's review
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Trankarri - Secrets of the Masterpiece (Inkworld Sagas 2):
"Book 2 brings higher stakes, in both real world and the Inkworld, and even more questions.
Our hero is back in England to visit his great-grandfather and the Inkworld, but this time he's joined by his cousin, Tommy. Sneaky and mysterious as always, Pa" Read more of this review » |
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I would be interested in hearing what you have to say. We should engage over my email though. It is theinkthread17@gmail.com. Thanks.
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Christopher Dean
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Emziethebookworm ’s review
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Trankarri - Secrets of the Masterpiece (Inkworld Sagas 2)
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Since you are a NetGalley member I can always send you the first book in an epub format if you want. This way it catches you up. Also to answer your q
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Christopher Dean
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Peregine’s review
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Trankarri - Secrets of the Masterpiece (Inkworld Sagas 2)
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Since you are a NetGalley member I can always send you the first book in an epub format if you want. This way it catches you up. Christopher Dean
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Christopher Dean
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sPaCeCoYoTe’s review
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Trankarri: The Boy with a Magical Pen: A Clean Middle Grade Fantasy Adventure for Young Readers (The Inkworld Sagas Book 1)
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Thanks for such an honest review. I appreciate you reading this, and yes you're right it is for a younger audience but the characters grow as the book
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Christopher Dean
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sPaCeCoYoTe's review
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Trankarri: The Boy with a Magical Pen: A Clean Middle Grade Fantasy Adventure for Young Readers (The Inkworld Sagas Book 1):
"Shockingly refreshing. Seriously. After trudging through a pile of fantasy books written like the authors were allergic to pacing and basic sentence structure, this one was a relief. Christopher Dean can actually write. Characters have rhythm, the wo"
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Yes you are right. I should have given myself two stars or no stars at all.
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| This is one of those books that I am not reading as fast as I can. I am only reading it about 15 to 20 minutes a day and sometimes every other day. So far I have been enjoying it a lot. Steve Jobs was a 'no holds bar' kind of guy that demanded perfec ...more | |
“Over time, Nathaniel built an outpost using branches, connecting them with viny growths winding through the brush. He hid a few keys in a few trees and filled his fort with articles of rope, small hand tools, and his trusty sword. Large plastic bags were cut down the center and spread open to make a rain-proof roof.
This was his secret fort. In fact, it was so secret that he kept it hidden from all his friends, even his closest friends; even Juli.
Trankarri - The Boy with a Magical Pen”
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This was his secret fort. In fact, it was so secret that he kept it hidden from all his friends, even his closest friends; even Juli.
Trankarri - The Boy with a Magical Pen”
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