Where to Get Tales of the Wendy, Book 2!
Want to know about The Wendy sequel? Here’s where to get Tales of the Wendy, Book 2, by Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown, including the publishing date and preorders!
Tales of the Wendy II is The Navigator, coming October 8!
Some editions are already up for preorder ( iBooks | Kindle | Kobo | Nook ), with more links coming soon! Here are 5 great ways to get updates about the book, and to make sure you hear about it when it goes on sale.
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Audiobooks in a modern world. Has storytelling come full circle?
What do you think about audiobooks?
We resisted them for a long time—partly out of habit, and partly out of the idea that listening to an audiobook isn’t reading. It’s letting someone tell you a story.
And then it hit us. That’s the best thing about them.
Books didn’t come first in the evolution of story. Narration did: the mythologies we dreamed up by firelight in the caves of our ancestors; the fairytales we invented to pass long, winter nights; the magical hopes and dreams we shared beneath the harvest moon.
The magic of books came later, when we began to write them down. But books weren’t the first magic.
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