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Chanting Sacred Lands - cover

Chanting Sacred Lands

Charlotte Lancaster

Verlag: The Good Child Bookstore

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Beschreibung

When curious Rian uncovers an ancient horn that answers with distant, haunting chants, his world expands in ways he could never imagine. Guided by Elysia, the wise nomadic chant-keeper, and Jorn, a playful fox-spirit, he journeys across wind-swept fields, shimmering salt flats, and starlit mountain domes. Each chorus holds a lesson: gratitude mends old wounds, renewal breathes new life, and collective song forges bonds between people and nature. But when creeping silence threatens a beloved valley, Rian must find his own voice within the Eternal Chants. Chanting Sacred Lands is a vibrant tale of music’s magic, courage, and the power of a single child’s call.
Verfügbar seit: 11.08.2025.
Drucklänge: 132 Seiten.

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