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After being granted a wand by the ancient tree of Een, Kendra Kandlestar hopes to becime a great sorceress but finds that magic doesn't come easily for her and turns to the Shard of Greeve and its dark power for help to rescue her brother from the RumblePit.

Lee Edward Fodi has been writing and illustrating stories about magic, monsters, and mystery for as long as he can remember. Growing up on a farm, he was subjected to various horrible chores such as cleaning chicken coops, picking cucumbers, and raking gravel. This is probably why he wrote Kendra Kandlestar and the Shard from Greeve, a story that attempts to instruct children in the dangers associated with wicked items such as eggs, pickles, and rocks. When he is not chronicling the land between here and there, “Mr. Wiz” (as he is so often called) spends his time speaking at schools or helping kids sculpt their own stories through writing workshops. He now lives in Vancouver, Canada, where he takes great care in avoiding items of dark magic. Find out more at www.leefodi.com and www.kendrakandlestar.com.