The Rainbow Warrior [Paperback]

Charis Mundy (Author), Carlos Mundy (Contributor)

Book Description

Publication Date: January 24, 2007

THE RAINBOW WARRIOR has been successfully published in Spain. The book narrates a dream and like dreams, it is woven with threads of two worlds: the real and imaginary one.It is a choral and visual composition. A caricature and a kaleidoscope of human emotions, painted with light and thick strokes of a brush, in a simple language. The teachings of several great masters enlighten us throughout.The alter ego of planet Earth, Plutonio, came into being through an act of faith and will.Life in Plutonio was idyllic, and the nations of the planet lived in peace and harmony. The Rainbow Warrior, spiritual and temporal leader of the Kuyichis and an immortal being, was the spiritual heart of the planet.Fairystan, Queendom of the Fairies who provided through their magic anything material a nation needed, was a highly developed country.All was well in Plutonio until two babies from planet Earth, a boy and a girl, Daimon and Burba, materialised through the black holes of the universe, bringing with them, unbeknown to all, the seed of fear and greed, which rapidly sprouted throughout. The chain of events that followed transformed Plutonio into a planet where devastation, injustice and greed were the common denominator.The Titanium Oracle, an ancient alchemist of Fairystan, requests Fairy Lalitha to bring from planet Earth and through the internet, two youths with good intent: Basil from New York City, (fifteen years old) and Carola from Madrid (thirteen years old) to counteract the evil forces thus beginning our quest.

Product Details

• Paperback: 252 pages
• Publisher: AuthorHouse (January 24, 2007)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1425968317
• ISBN-13: 978-1425968311
• Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.6 inches
• Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #5,959,773 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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5.0 out of 5 stars An exciting and enchanting story, April 3, 2007

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Oliver Richard (UK) - See all my reviews

This review is from: The Rainbow Warrior (Paperback)

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, and how refreshing it is that a story should have such a thought provoking theme while maintaining wonderfully light and bright imagines.

This book falls into the currently popular children/adult gendre, which is useful when it comes to reading to the children at bedtime! I think that it is unclear whether this book is more entertaining for the children or the adults. It is also satisfying to know that there is a moral `theme' (which plays throughout the book) which, in an uncertain world, is good to know.

It soon becomes clearer, as the story unfolds, that the authors hold strong views, and the way in which Basil and Carola become the conduit for these views as they travel through cyber space is intriguing and enchanting.

This book certainly deserves to be successful, and I hope that it receives the wide recognition, I believe it deserves.

5.0 out of 5 stars GIVE PEACE A CHANCE, May 3, 2007

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Thubten Namdrol (New York, NY USA) - See all my reviews

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GIVE PEACE A CHANCE

To promote non-violence and educate in the culture of peace through this fantastic tale is th purpose of this novel in which two teenagers from planet Earth must save planet Plutonio. The rich fantasy of the authors, web a story with multitude of characters that are closer to a fable and a tale than a novel. The difficult moment that our world is going through and the similarities in this compelling story with its backgroungd of war and greed are astounding as the I, makes egoism the engine that moves the world. The principles to educate in the science of peace flow like a river, specially at the end of the novel were we learn that common welfare should always come before our own individual one. In the very difficult task of achieveing universal peace each one of us individuals, have great responsability as we discover that internal peace is the first step of the process. The need to encourage forgiveness, to learn that conflicts arise from the experimentation of individualism, that how in war there are no innocent spectators and that we need to take a stand for peace with the truth in the forefront, are some of the valuable ideas perfectly integrated in the text of this fascinating story. World evolution will be possible if we sincerely and personally promote the principles of justice, peace, honesty, transparency and equality. And althouh those politicians that make war will never read this book at least those of us who strive for peace, will have many new arguments to give them. I hope The Rainbow Warrior will be an international success. Not only because 10% of all royalties go to several NGO's but mainly it will mean that there will be a chance for this world to be a better one.

RICHARD ALCON MYNT MAGAZINE