NEW YORK— October 6, 2020—Morgan James’s new release, The Winter Elf, by Grace Anne, is a perfect fireside tale for the Christmas season with winter magic, woodland creatures, and long-forgotten Elvish wisdom affirming the paradox of embracing pain to receive healing.
Christmastime is the most magical time of the year, but Clara Rose cannot truly experience the joy of the season because her mother has been hospitalized. With a little magic and help from Syndey, an English elf, Clara finds comfort in her sorrow. The Winter Elf shows the value of truly letting oneself experience pain and sorrow, rather than putting on a brave face. Grace Anne’s story shows that winter magic is possible for anyone open to experiencing it.
An excellent read in the late hours of winter nights, The Winter Elf helps families connect on the nature of pain and loss. It is an excellent tale to add to any family’s Christmas traditions. Anyone who is dealing or has dealt with loss will resonate with young Clara as she seeks peace amongst the upheaval of watching a parent fight for their health. Fear and heartbreak is often hard to process, and even harder for children, but The Winter Elf shows the value of hope, vulnerability, and strength in these tough moments.
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About the Author: Grace Anne is an author, painter and musician who delights in exploring a wide range of emotional, relational, and spiritual experiences through the arts. Inspired especially by the fiction of CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien, she seeks to express “the good, the true and the beautiful.” She lives on her family estate in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in Edgar Springs, Missouri, where she loves meandering walks in the woods, soaking up the animals, and dreaming out under the stars.
More About This Title: The Winter Elf by Grace Anne will be released by Morgan James Publishing on October 6, 2020. The Winter Elf —ISBN 9781642795356—has 66 pages and is being sold as a trade hardcover for $16.95.
About Morgan James Publishing: Morgan James publishes trade quality titles designed to educate, encourage, inspire, or entertain readers with current, consistent, relevant topics that are available everywhere books are sold. ( www.MorganJamesPublishing.com )