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The Table: A Two-Book Adventure
Bullied and often left to his own devices, Aaron is just searching for a place to belong.
The crooked tree by the river’s edge is the one place he feels fully himself. His sacred space.
One day, as Aaron lies lounging on his favorite branch, a torrential rain roars through, washing the ten-year-old through an underground passage and into a community of enormous dragons, brawny dwarves, minotaurs, fairies, and exactly ONE giant. And into a world called The Table. A dynamic yet dangerous mythical world mirroring our own.
As if it were always meant to be, the giant and his dragonkin family take Aaron in as one of their own. But not everyone in The Table is so trusting of humans. Now the hunt is on for the rumored human intruder, and the fire-breathing Blackwings are closing in…
To protect his newfound sense of home and to make it back to the overworld safely, Aaron must dig deep and discover his real power within.
The crooked tree by the river’s edge is the one place he feels fully himself. His sacred space.
One day, as Aaron lies lounging on his favorite branch, a torrential rain roars through, washing the ten-year-old through an underground passage and into a community of enormous dragons, brawny dwarves, minotaurs, fairies, and exactly ONE giant. And into a world called The Table. A dynamic yet dangerous mythical world mirroring our own.
As if it were always meant to be, the giant and his dragonkin family take Aaron in as one of their own. But not everyone in The Table is so trusting of humans. Now the hunt is on for the rumored human intruder, and the fire-breathing Blackwings are closing in…
To protect his newfound sense of home and to make it back to the overworld safely, Aaron must dig deep and discover his real power within.
362 pages, Paperback
Published December 1, 2024
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November 28, 2024
To say I loved this book is an understatement.
July 31, 2025
Good story! Definitely more of a middle school boy read, but kept my mind entertained.
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