I am happy to share the cover for an upcoming book by a young writer, Adrian So.
I believe the book will be released this summer, but you can check out the cover now with this sneak peek!
Synopsis
When Groundworld is on the brink of extinction, it takes one mole with courage to save the day.
When Benjamin, a junior mole digger, witnesses a human invasion of his homeland, he must find his long-lost courage and unite two culturally distinct realms to fight the intruders and save his kind from extinction. What perils lie before him as he ventures into the unknown? Can Benjamin go up against a rough bunch of illegal animal trappers before it’s too late?
Meet the Groundworld heroes as they defend their country’s sovereignty and save their fellow citizens from capture and extinction.
For fans of Kate Dicamillo and Roald Dahl, you’ll love the heart and storytelling as you dig deep into Adrian So’s underground adventure.
“An original voice and a fun, funny adventure underground.” – Adam Rex, NYT Bestselling Author of THE TRUE MEANING OF SMEKDAY
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