The Imaginality of Somewhere (Volume 1)

Word count: 40,223 (242 pages) Ages: 8+ or for all those who are young at heart. Parents and teachers: Has great life lessons and encourages problem solving skills. The very brave and adventurous Ellie, as she would like to be described, and the always sensible and logical Thomas, move, with their parents, to a forsaken farmhouse due to falling on hard, economic times. But there is a reason this farmhouse was abandoned. Ellie and Thomas discover perplexing carvings, travel to a troubled mythical land and have encounters with incredible creatures. As their adventure unfolds, they realize the mythical land unlocks a special power within them and discover their mysterious connection to it. “The Imaginality of Somewhere” is the greatest adventure never told ... until now. Chapter One starts here: Somewhere, on a normal summer day in Oklahoma, U.S.A., a not so normal adventure is just beginning for eleven-year-old siblings Ellie and Thomas Holzman. What they are about to discover on this quest will change their understanding of life as we know it to be, and will explain some of the greatest mysteries of the world. Ellie has just witnessed something peculiar from the back seat of the car. Her big, brown eyes are open wide as she asks her family about the strange thing she just saw. “Did any of you see that man, the old man on the side of the road?” (Continued on the inside)