Sadine; The Magic Elf

by

Will Bontrager

Sadine is a magic elf child who learns to drive clouds. With that skill she saves her Elf village. Later, Sadine becomes the Village Mother.

Sadine was born the most magical elf that any Elf in the village can remember.

Again and again, Sadine learns how to do things that no other Elf ever thought of doing.

Sadine are magic elf stories for 7-year olds to 77-year olds. Or even younger and older. There are 3 Sadine books published all together in this ONE book.

Because elves are magic, humans can't see them. But we can use our imagination to imagine what elves look like.

The three volumes include black-line drawings to help the audience and the reader begin to imagine what elf things look like.

Everybody imagines differently. We can't know for sure, but maybe your imagination is exactly right.

Volume I —
As a child, Sadine learns to drive clouds and saves her village from the wolves. Sadine tries many more things that other Elves had never thought of. Kadine is her "best friend since babyhood" and the child Sadine involves Kadine in many of her experiments.

Volume II —
Sadine is now almost an elf woman and she deals with a human child who accidentally ate an elf mushroom. Comments about humans as seen from elf points of view are interspersed throughout. The human child becomes demanding and disrespectful. The Village Mother tasks Sadine with finding a solution (which she does).

Volume III —
Sadine is now a young elf lady and training for the duties of Village Mother. Just when the role is assumed, there is an immediate emergency with humans. And later, there is another human involvement, which is when the Village Mother (Sadine) moves the Elf village to the crystal mountains. Humans cannot see those mountains because they are magical. In the crystal mountains, Kadine trains for her own role as Village Mother.

Each of the volumes in this book are smiling stories with a few somewhat intense scenes. Endings are good.

The first volume in this book is intended to thrill all age groups, but especially the younger audience.

The second volume in this book is intended to please near teens and, again, all age groups.

The third volume in this book is intended to satisfy ages from mid teens to grandparents.

Under Sadine's guidance as Village Mother, the growing elf village was divided into two. Her reasoning is that a smaller village can respond to emergencies faster than one large village.

Kadine and Sadine are best friends from childhood through their individual acceptance of their Village Mother positions.

Give your children a thrilling adventure that they will travel along as a child, as a teen, as adults, and as grandparents. This book is an adventure for your children, your grandchildren, and you!