The Colour of Hope
By Ross MacKenzie
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In a world drained of colour by a tyrannical Emperor, a miracle baby named Hope is born, bringing vibrant hues to everything she touches. Pursued by the Emperor's deadly Ripper Dogs and Black Coats, Hope and her adoptive father, Sandy, must evade capture. As Hope's powers grow, she becomes the beacon of a rebellion determined to restore colour and hope to their bleak world.
About the author
Ross MacKenzie is a Scottish author who loves writing magical stories for children. He is best known for his exciting book 'The Nowhere Emporium', which takes readers on thrilling adventures full of mystery and wonder. Ross enjoys inspiring young readers to use their imaginations and discover new worlds through his books.
Pages
368 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2022
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