Fire and Wolves

A Tale of Etria

By: Elizabeth R Jensen

Narrated by: Hallie Ricardo

Length: 2 hrs and 27 mins

Publisher's summary

Ten-year-old Sabine Wolfensberger was thrilled to attend Onaxx Academy for Mages. Then, the bullying began. Shapeshifting is a rare gift, and Sabine longs to spend her time at the magical academy learning how to focus her new ability in hopes of taking the form of a horse. Instead, she finds herself singled out and tormented by a cruel classmate. With the support of her family behind her and the help of new friends, she must be brave enough to ask for help to make the bullying stop.

Can she find the courage to speak up and advocate for herself? Or will this magical time be ruined by a classmate’s cruel nature?

©2023 Elizabeth R. Jensen (P)2023 Elizabeth R. Jensen

Listen and Be Spellbound

I have been unique my entire life. My mother would tell me to quit acting that way or to stop being so strange. When I went to my doctor, she stated I was just coping with anxiety and I will get over it, contrary to what a doctor I encountered on the street had advised me during our talk. It took me 33 years to eventually complete it on my own; I wish I had known about it when I was 12 years old. when none of my professors knew how to assist me.Friends held varying opinions or approaches. I can now live in peace with myself. I'm grateful.

That Ignites the Imagination

Companion Evangeline is a writer as well, which is a secret. After a murderer visits her home, she travels to the Crystal Gardens and finds landowner HUNK Lucas Sebastion's house, where he saves her life. The Gardens include information on the psychic connection between these two people. The plants that Lucas' "crazy uncle" experimented on are the ones who know the answers to the mysteries of the crystal gardens. This has an FEISTY HEROINE, a sexy HERO, and many shared mental abilities. The Gardens contain enigmatic lethal plants that further the SECRETS.

Audiobook Alchemy

The goal of this book on women with ADHD was to break the loop of negative self-talk and guilt stories that mistake brain abnormalities for personality flaws. It was a pleasure to read. bursting with information that helps persons with ADHD distinguish themselves from pervasive myths that generally obstruct personal growth. The most incredible sensation you receive from this book is the knowledge that you aren't alone and that there are therapies and behavioral adjustments that will ultimately help you overcome the cacophony inside the various brain symphonies we lead at once. Because ADHD is such a public health issue, I suggest listening and taking notes. Additionally, excellent narration. Very helpful.

Epic Fantasy at Your Fingertips

I strongly recommend "Women with ADHD" by Linda Hill as an adult woman who has just received an ADHD diagnosis. Due to ADHD's historical stigma as a teenage disorder and its underdiagnosis in women, diagnoses of women are on the rise. This book offers solid advice and support on the diagnosis as well as ongoing treatment, side effects (such as RSD), and how to incorporate assistance into aspects of your life other than the physical or medical. There are several reasons why you should read it.

Adventure, Intrigue, and Wolves

I received an adult ADHD diagnosis about ten years ago. I was unaware that the way my mind operated and the way I interpreted information wasn't "typical." It has now become a lifetime workout to be able to detect this and hunt for techniques to harness the potential of ADHD rather than succumb to the differences! This book includes methods to incorporate into your life, home, and routine that can provide noticeable effects right away and is a great introduction to ADHD. I regret not reading this book thirty years ago. Give this a read if you have ADHD, believe you might have it, or have a loved one who does.