So.... What is this book about?
“Little
Max
Parker
and
the
Secret
of
Oblivion”
is
a
children’s
fantasy
story
with
a
12
year
old
boy
and
his three best friends discovering their supernatural abilities which they use to save a girl against evil.
Yeah… But can you tell me more?
Ever
since
he
can
remember,
Little
Max
Parker
has
had
superpowers
that
he
cannot
explain.
One
day,
he
is
visited
by
a
strange
being
of
light
who
tells
him
that,
due
to
his
abilities,
he
has
been
chosen
to
save
a
girl
named
Lena
Sundance
from
a
demon
called
Malphas
The
New.
In
order
to
do
that,
he
and
his
friend
TJ
are
taken
to
the
mythical
island
of
Hy-Brazil,
where
they
will
meet
Lisa
and
Matilde,
the
two other members of their team, and they will receive special training and weapons for their mission.
While
preparing
for
such
assignment,
the
four
of
them
discover
that
there
is
a
secret
surrounding
Little
Max
Parker’s
life.
Apparently,
he
is
not
the
person
he
thought
he
was
and
there
are
important
things,
a
magical
past,
which
he
has
forgotten.
In
order
to
save
Lena
and
face
the
many
dangers
and
challenges
of
the
demon
world,
the
kids
start
unveiling
such
past
by
trying
to
discover
“The
Secret
of
Oblivion”.
Who is it for?
The
book’s
core
audience
is
middle
grade
readers,
but
it
welcomes
anyone
who
loves
stories
full
of
adventure, magic, weird dreams, strange looking creatures, supernatural abilities, and a hint of mystery.
Who wrote it?
The
author
is
Aurora
Tactuk,
a
chocolate
lover,
writer,
and
professor,
who
happens
to
draft
and
negotiate
contracts and do “lawyer thingys” for a living… in that order.
...But
that's
not
giving
you
a
lot
of
detail,
is
it?
So
read
more
about
her
on
this
site
or
on
her
own
website
at
www.auroratactuk.com
…All of those important questions…
Is it true that the author is donating some of the book’s profits?
Yes, it is. It seems like she has eaten sinful amounts of chocolate in her lifetime and she feels it is time to
give back some of the sweetness. So, Aurora is going to donate a portion of net proceeds from the sales
of her book to Soñar Despierto Foundation, an international service foundation whose mission is delivering
smiles to children in need.
If you want to know more about Aurora’s cause you can read about it on her website:
www.auroratactuk.com
For more information about Soñar Despierto Foundation, please press the logo icon on the left.
Who is responsible for making the book look so cool?
The
fabulous
Esther
Morales
was
the
one
in
charge
of
making
the
illustrations
and
cover
art.
She
happens
to
be
an illustrator, visual development artist, and mind reader… not necessarily in that order.
To learn more about her work, you can visit her at
www.esthermorales.carbonmade.com
The
cover
and
jacket
design,
however,
was
made
by
Oliver
Bennett
at
Daniel
Goldsmith
Associates,
whose
mind
reading
abilities
are
quite
impressive
as
well.
The
typesetting,
on
the
other
hand,
was
also
the
work
of
the
guys
at Daniel Goldsmith Associates, Ltd, London. They are rock stars!
To learn more about their services you can visit them at
www.danielgoldsmith.co.uk
Who’s the publisher of the book?
The
Publisher
is
48
Book
Street,
S.L.,
old
souls
who
love
to
read
behind
a
young
company
that
loves
to
make
ideas happen.
If you wish to learn more about them, please, visit their website at www.48bookstreet.com
