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Synopsis
Nia and Corwin have each fought their own battles. Now they are joined together to face their most dangerous enemy yet: Ma'el, the evil Avatar. In order to defeat Ma'el, they must retrieve a magical sword from Atlantis. But after a treacherous journey through the sea, they are shocked to discover that the sword is nowhere to be found. As Nia and Corwin search for the sword, they realize that the good people of Atlantis are now enslaved by Ma'el. Worse still, Ma'el plans the same for Corwin's native land of Wales. Nia and Corwin must find the sword and stop Ma'el -- before it's too late. Water is a fantasy trilogy that combines the legends of the Knights of the Round Table and the lost city of Atlantis.
Is Transformation appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
Fantasy adventure with battles against an evil Avatar and themes of enslavement, but violence is not graphic. Appropriate for middle grade readers who enjoy quest stories.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include slavery and violence.
Who'll love this
Join Nia and Corwin on an epic quest to find a magical sword and defeat an evil villain threatening both Atlantis and Wales.