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In the spirit of Avatar and FernGully, ‘The Mythical Journey of the Dragon Sisters’ is filled with thought provoking questions, as it entices curiosity and piques interest in the realm of possibilities.
'The Mystical Journey of the Dragon Sisters’ leads one to a place of fantasy… what possibly could have happened throughout the ages of this planet. This book will lightly explore the creation of mythical creatures likes dragons, the realm of the fair folk, and the scariest of them all – human beings! A book for children of all ages, ‘The Mystical Journey of the Dragon Sisters’ is filled with thought provoking questions, as it entices curiosity and piques interest in the realm of possibilities. Short and sweet – a fun read!

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Publié par	Balboa Press
Date de parution	06 septembre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781982216894
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Balboa Press rev. date: 08/22/2022
Contents
Chapter 1: The Beginning
Chapter 2: The Birth of the Sister Dragon
Chapter 3: A Galaxy Shift
Chapter 4: The Dinosaurs
Chapter 5: The Animal Kingdom
Chapter 6: Change in the Human Race
Chapter 7: Moving Ahead to the Present
Glossary:
Definition of Healers:
Biography:
Acknowledgments:

Chapter 1

The Beginning
M any, many, many moons ago, when there was no such thing as time or people as we know today, there was just Father Sky and Mother Earth. Some say that Father existed first as the Galaxy, however, some claim that their unseen observation about Mother was the fact she quietly calculated that perfect moment, like a spark waiting to explode, also known as The Big Bang. But it doesn’t really matter at all who was first, because it is irrelevant to this story that started before time existed.
Loving days of warm sunshine and tender nights of twinkling stars shined upon Mother Earth ever so brightly, but she felt something was missing. So she consulted with Father Sky about using their combined creativity and the idea of birthing something amazing. At that time the only presence on Mother was the Rock and Plant Beings and the Fair Folk. The Fair Folk made their homes either in the majestic rolling hills of green vegetation, massive formations of extraordinary rocks or the large bodies of crystalline water that covered more than half of Mother Earth.

Father Sky stated he wanted an extremely strong courageous creature that possessed the talents to fly, swim, walk or crawl and breathe out fire if needed. Mother Earth thought this creature would be extra special as it would embody all the elements in its being so she agreed to Father’s idea