Books matching: non violent conflict resolution
3 result(s)
- #1
Save:'Julia's House for Lost Creatures' by Ben Hatke is a heartwarming children's book that follows the story of Julia, a spunky and imaginative young girl who opens her home to various fantastical creatures in need of shelter. The book is filled with gorgeous illustrations that bring to life a world of strange and wondrous creatures, captivating both children and adults alike. Through Julia's adventures with her house full of unique guests, the book emphasizes themes of sharing chores, problem-solving, and the importance of kindness.
The writing style in 'Julia's House for Lost Creatures' is described as cute, adorable, and perfect for bedtime reading. The book's narrative is engaging and filled with fantastical elements that spark the imagination of young readers. With a mix of classic storytelling and colorful illustrations, this book offers a delightful reading experience for families looking for a charming and imaginative tale to share.
- #2
Save:Welcome to Blade's Rest is a unique LitRPG novel that follows the story of Josh and his friends as they navigate through the virtual world of Blade's Rest. The main focus of the book is on Josh's goal to build a town within the game, providing a relaxing stop for adventurers. The plot is centered around town-building, character growth, and occasional encounters with mobs and monsters, offering a refreshing change from traditional dungeon raiding narratives. The book introduces interesting game mechanics like the Blade and Shield system that promotes non-violent conflict resolution, adding depth to the storytelling.
The writing style of Welcome to Blade's Rest is described as light-hearted and engaging, with a focus on character interactions and world-building. The narrative follows a slow-paced but intriguing progression, keeping readers invested in the journey of the main character as he navigates his new job of generating content for an MMORPG. The book offers a mix of fun RPG elements, town-building dynamics, and a slice-of-life narrative, creating a relaxing and enjoyable reading experience.
- #3
Save:The Cloak Society, written by Jeramey Kraatz, follows the story of Alex Knight, the son of ruthless parents who lead a villainous group known as The Cloak Society. The plot revolves around Alex's internal conflict as he questions his allegiance to his family and the organization, especially after meeting a Junior Ranger girl who challenges his beliefs. The book is described as a middle-grade fantasy novel focusing on young super villains-in-training and their struggles with morality and loyalty, set against the backdrop of a battle between The Cloak Society and the Rangers of Justice, who possess super powers.
THE CLOAK SOCIETY was written in thick black marker on a sheet of paper pinned to the middle of the wall. Beneath it, on a slightly smaller page, was HIGH COUNCIL. Four index cards were tacked below t...
