Return to Rairarubia

Molly Doogan thought that the adventures were over for Rairarubia, or at least for herself! However, Molly now had the ability to travel from her own world to Rairarubia and the temptation was too big to ignore. Molly learned that unless she continued to write or speak the story, the characters of Rairarubia would be stuck in time. Since Molly had to write a story for er teacher, Miss Turner, as an assignment anyway, why not write about Romey and Sam? Molly's best friend was Netty. Once Molly proved to Netty that Rairarubia was real, she expected Netty to jump at the chance for adventure. Instead, Netty was reluctant. But wanting to or not, Netty was pulled into the story which seemed to be writing itself! The group must face a shy giant, horrible winged Zingwings, a shapeshifter, a mysterious dwarf, boulder people, and the evil and magical Queen Elleb! **** This is book two of the Rairarubia series. Each book is a story that can stand alone, but by reading them in order, more is understood. It is perfect for those as young as fifth grade and up to adulthood. Sci-Fi and Fantasy mix for a fast paced adventure that leaves you begging for more! Terrific book! ****

Return to Rairrubia, the second of the Rairarubia Taales, is an intriguing story mix of real life and fantasy action centered around Molly Doogan and her grade school chum, Netty Parmet. Their real life activities in school and with their families are suddenly changed radically when it becomes apparent that Molly's presumed fantasy world needs her real life help. Because she needs help, she invesigates what she must do and finds support from her friend Netty only after several difficult experiences during which herfriendship is severely threatened. During their adventures in the land of Rairarubia, Moly and Netty lead Romey and her consort Sam into strange lands where they encounter unique individuals such as Oro, leader od the Redloi8b rock people, Tunnelsuit, a gnome who can read minds, and the Giant Bearsark and his friend Qivittoq, who has the ability to change shape into anythibng, Told with surprising lucidity, and designed to encourage rading at an early age, this story will have you turning the pages long after you would expect. A real treat for young and old alike. Bob Chapman, Santa Barbara Family Life

I love the Rairarubia tales. This book is one of the best books I have ever read. If you like fantasy, you'll love it to.