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The Butterfly Set Free: A YA Fantasy Mystery: The Action Filled Prequel to the Fantasy Hit The Split Path Spark

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They were the wrong people with the right tools. Of course they couldn’t do a stitch of magic.

Today couldn’t get much worse. Amma's parents have all but abandoned her, she's been caught in an act of juvenile rebellion by a talking chipmunk, and now someone’s trying to set her on fire.

As the young heiress to the most wealthy family on the continent, Amma is pampered, sheltered, and totally lacking in friends, until her home is attacked by a ragged bunch of kids. They are poorly organized and unwittingly sentencing themselves to a long, slow famine. Not to mention many of them give up at the first sign of resistance. Nothing about it makes sense. Can Amma discover the truth behind the attack before her family loses everything?

With a cast of lively characters, a load of mystery, and a dash of magic, The Butterfly Set Free is the prequel to a thrilling new young adult fantasy series, Easterwood Unfolding, from the soon to be bestselling author C.L. Van Liew.

55 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 14, 2020

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what is this? babysitting manual?
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An easy read but I found it left me unfulfilled - too many characters introduced but not expanded upon, a plot that felt to me like it was only beginning
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May 20, 2026
A great introductory read — light, whimsical, and easy to slip into. The fantasy elements feel inviting rather than overwhelming. A sweet, fluttery start to what could grow into something bigger.
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