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The Adventures of Pebbles, Sox, and Carrot: In the Realm of the Twelve Moons follows three bunnies with a sick father and a missing mother who set out on an adventure to solve the mystery of what happened. What was the inspiration for your story?
It started as a bedtime story I told my kids, about a rabbit that lived at the bottom of the garden. Slowly over time, the story developed each night I told it. Eventually, I decided to develop it into a novel, it was my way of being able to pass the story down the generations.
I find the world you created in this novel brimming with possibilities. Where did the inspiration for the setting come from, and how did it change as you were writing?
Initially my garden. In fact, the front cover is a picture of the garden with the playhouse my children would play in growing up. So, for me, that location was key to how the story develops to intertwine the realms. Given my original audience was my children, I developed the locations in a way that would feel more real to them. The realm of Bunovia itself developed as the story expanded, and each district became shaped by key historical events – there might be room for a prequel in there.
What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?
The bonds between siblings are quite important to me, that each may have a different path, but it is important that bonds do not break. There is also a theme around empathy and humanity, you cannot look away when you see people in trouble, even when those in power want to pursue their own agenda.
Is this the first book in the series? If so, when is the next book coming out, and what can your fans expect in the following story?
It is part of a trilogy; I have just started penning the second book. On timelines, it is always a juggle between other work, family, and trying to promote the book. What I can say is that the next book delves deeper into the mythology, and not everything is how it appears.
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In a desperate attempt to find their mother and save their father, they’ll have to navigate a splintered society at the mercy of those who want to intimidate and control them. They must uncover a past that those in power want to keep buried, while others are eager for redemption.
As they unravel the mystery of their mother’s disappearance, they will unlock a world beyond their wildest imagination. But a darkness emerges that will ensure the realm of Bunovia will never be the same again.
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The Adventures of Pebbles, Sox and Carrot In The Realm of the Twelve Moons
Posted by Literary Titan

Fairy tales aren’t merely the realm of children; they resonate deeply with adults, weaving intricate moral lessons through captivating stories. Such is the case with The Adventures of Pebbles, Sox, and Carrot: In the Realm of the Twelve Moons, penned by NP Rayner. This enchanting tale transports readers to the tranquil district of Meadowfall in Bunovia, where the protagonists, three endearing bunnies named Pebbles, Sox, and Carrot, reside.
Their idyllic world is disrupted when their mother, Flora, ventures out to find a cure for their ailing father but doesn’t return. This spurs the trio into a quest, not just for family but for the fate of Bunovia itself. As they traverse through various realms, dark revelations emerge, forever altering their understanding of their homeland.
Beyond the rich tapestry of the main plot, this narrative shines in its allegorical depth. Even as these characters are bunnies, their struggles and emotions resonate on a deeply human level. The journey is spellbinding, making each page turn a tantalizing moment of anticipation. Rayner skillfully infuses the story with elements of mythology, introducing readers to whimsical creatures of Bunovia like the Bundusa and the Canidog, further enriching the world-building.
I was captivated by this book, absorbing its magic while traveling, juxtaposing the tale with vivid landscapes outside. It brought back cherished memories of being introduced to fairy tales in my youth. As an adult, revisiting the genre has been a rewarding experience. I eagerly anticipate my next reading, perhaps in a new setting or the comfort of my garden, rediscovering the lessons and charm it offers.
Pages: 336 | ASIN : B0C4CH3LCW
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