The Secret of the Yellow Moon

A Portal Fantasy Adventure of Courage, Family, and the First Journey into Reminu

De: IJ Alston, GL Alston

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A Portal Fantasy Adventure of Courage, Family, and the First Journey into Reminu
(The Secrets of Reminu, Book One)

When Alice and Davis Jones stumble upon a glowing portal hidden beneath a full yellow moon, they never expect to fall into a world of unicorns, mermaids, and ancient magic.

But the land of Reminu is not the peaceful realm of legend. A dark sorcerer named Seth has risen, seeking the power of the Book of Thoth—an ancient artifact that can unleash chaos across both worlds. To stop him, the siblings must cross dangerous forests, bargain with queens of the deep, and outsmart dragons and goblins who serve the shadows.

Their mission is personal: to rescue their mother, Emma, who has been captured by Seth to unlock the book’s location. Along the way, Alice begins to discover a strange, powerful connection between her voice and the magic of Reminu, while Davis must learn the difference between courage and recklessness. Together—with their loyal dog Todd, who can speak through thought—they must uncover the first great Secret of Reminu: the Secret of the Yellow Moon.

Full of wonder, danger, and heart, The Secret of the Yellow Moon is a portal fantasy adventure for teens and middle-grade readers who love stories about sibling bonds, hidden worlds, and the power of courage and family.

✨ Perfect for fans of Narnia, Keeper of the Lost Cities, and The Girl Who Drank the Moon.

"When we believed in mermaids, talking dogs, and elemental magic, and the story of an insecure 6th grader on a magical adventure, who had the courage to face up to a bully in her 6th grade class, that made this coming of age story a lot of fun to read." Editorial Review

written by AI. Read by AI

The plot and story line had enough depth to make this an entertaining story, if only the person who utilized AI to wrote this book had taken the time to add the human touches to smooth the book out instead of leaving it robotic.
Here are just a few of the many obvious hints that this was written by AI:
* frequent use of can not instead of can't when can't would have been a better choice. True for similar contraction ommission.
* chapter 2 describe the main characters be simply listing character attributes in paragraph format. Some of the traits are ones which would normally be woven into text and not mentioned straight up.
* many words did not make sense, but their synonyms would have. For example, in chapter one, when the bad guys couldn't find the good guy the verbiage was something like, "the bad guys came back, not having found Peter and feeling no joy"

Within 10 minutes of listening, everyone in the car could tell the story was written by AI.