$50 Book Blast Giveaway: Prince Iggy and the Kingdom of Naysayer by Aldo Fynn
About the Book Title: Prince Iggy and the Kingdom of Naysayer
Author: Aldo Fynn
Illustrator: Richie Vicencio
Publication Date: November 5,2013
Publisher: Boa Press, LLC.
Pages: 172
Recommended Ages: 8 to 12
Summary: All Iggy Rose wants is for the kids at the Naysayer Academy to like him, and one special girl in particular. But instead, he gets teased and taunted. Every day, he eats alone in the cafeteria and gets beaten up after school on the playground. But when a cruel prank leads to Iggy’s escape from the academy, a wild, unimaginable adventure begins.
Why is King Naysayer offering a hefty reward for Iggy’s capture? When Iggy joins forces with an eclectic cast of characters, he discovers the answer. But before he can escape from the kingdom of Naysayer, Iggy must first reclaim what is rightfully his. Does this sad, lonely boy have the courage to battle the biggest school bully, a mean headmistress, and a greedy, cruel king? Will Iggy finally believe in himself and discover his true destiny?
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The Buzz
“An entertaining fantasy with a quirky, inventive storyline that shows how things invariably turn out badly for bullies.” Kirkus Reviews
“The book is going to be devoured by
readers of any type, whether they’re looking for some fun fiction, a
comical read, or a page-turner.” 5 Star Review, San Francisco Book Review
“Fynn’s
book reminded me a bit of Harry Potter, but he adds his own cast of
characters and a boy (Iggy), fun dialogue, and an amazing story that you
can’t help but root for. If you are looking for a great book to get
your kids hooked on, then I recommend the Prince Iggy series.” 5 Star Review, The Pen and Muse Book Reviews, Amazon
“Has the flavor of a Dickens and a Harry
Potter story while remaining wholly original. It just shares those
characteristics that make it such an enjoyable read. This book should be
on every child’s must read list
and if I’m to be perfectly honest it should be on every adults list
too. It has enough subtle adult humor well within its boundaries to make
it an entertaining read for the parents too. It certainly has a modern
message. It shows just how heartbreaking bullying can be by children as
well as adults. It’s a story about losing yourself and finding yourself.
It shows being a bully doesn’t pay off but believing in yourself does.”
5 Star Review, April S., Amazon
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