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Kristen Lindeman
Her creative journey is fueled by the encouragement of her daughters, Samantha and Lily, whose faith in her work inspired her to continue drawing and dreaming, even during moments of self-doubt. It is this personal belief in the power of love and patience that breathes life into her work. Lindeman's stories are characterized by their focus on love, patience, and the ability of creativity to mend hearts. She writes to remind children that love always finds its way back.
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At the center of Lindeman's world is The Fairy Queen and the Heart of the Lake, a poignant and magical tale set in the vibrant Creature Kingdom. The story follows Queen Aurora, a gentle ruler whose magic begins to fade after her heart is broken by unkind words and broken promises. When she casts half of her glowing heart into a hidden lake, the kingdom falls into shadow. Hope rests with Elowen, a brave young fairy summoned by recurring dreams of lightning, water, and the glowing heart. Guided by whispering trees and a secret spell book hidden within a golden flower named Lunaria, Elowen embarks on a quest that will change her and an entire kingdom forever.
A brave young fairy must restore the heart of a Fairy Queen to save an entire kingdom.
“My daughter was struggling after a difficult friendship ended at school. Reading about Queen Aurora's broken heart and Elowen's courage opened up a conversation I couldn't start on my own. She carries this story with her now.”
“My son rarely sits still for story time, but something about Moonveil Lake and the whispering trees captured him completely. He asks to read it again and again, and I don't mind one bit. The illustrations are stunning, and the message of hope stays with him long after we close the book.”
“bought this for my six-year-old granddaughter, and we read it over video call. She now calls me her "whispering tree" when she needs guidance. A beautiful way to talk about big feelings across the miles.”
“So many children's books avoid sadness altogether. This one honors it while gently leading toward hope. My eight-year-old understood immediately that broken things can become whole again. We've already gifted it to three friends.”
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