The Eternal Box (Paperback)

Kendra Heer

ISBN 13: 9798399271781

Published by Independently Published, 2023

About this Item

Paperback. Ignite your children's passion for writing with a book written by a winner of Ripple Foundation's Kids Write 4 Kids (KW4K) creative challenge - an annual nationwide contest for grades 4-8. It is more than just a story - it's a testament to youthful imagination. Support and inspire your child's love for literature by buying a copy of this book. Proceeds of all KW4K books are donated to the winner's charity of choice. SynopsisIt's the year 2065. Professor Siham Yusef has invented a great device, the Eternal Box, with the power to perpetually elongate time and augment space. On the World Orbiting Research Station, Siham allows Selda Demir, a young daughter of scientists, to test it out. And it is only as she comes out of the box to find that no time has passed that she is mesmerized. The Eternal Box takes the world by storm, and Selda Demir, horrified, watches it consume humanity. About the AuthorTaym Saffar is a Grade 8 student living in Rothesay, New Brunswick, with a profound love for writing. He's cultivated this love for prose and storytelling since he was in Grade 4 when a great teacher encouraged him to write to his heart's content. He's been an avid wordsmith in the years since and has written three novels thus far, one of which - The Lake - he's self-published under the pseudonym "Normaal Slavinski." He also plays the piano, which he finds connects him to his favourite genre, classical music, and imbues him with daily inspiration for stories. Apart from writing and playing music, Taym enjoys running, reading, playing chess, and sports, especially soccer, which he pursues casually. He reads many genres, recently, classics ranging from The Lord of the Rings to Crime and Punishment. Lately, he's begun writing poetry rather than prose, finding himself particularly influenced by the works of William Shakespeare. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Eternal Box (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798399271781
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Heer, Kendra
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Ignite your children's passion for writing with a book written by a winner of Ripple Foundation's Kids Write 4 Kids (KW4K) creative challenge – an annual nationwide contest for grades 4-8. It is more than just a story – it's a testament to youthful imagination. Support and inspire your child's love for literature by buying a copy of this book. Proceeds of all KW4K books are donated to the winner's charity of choice.

Synopsis
It’s the year 2065. Professor Siham Yusef has invented a great device, the Eternal Box, with the power to perpetually elongate time and augment space. On the World Orbiting Research Station, Siham allows Selda Demir, a young daughter of scientists, to test it out. And it is only as she comes out of the box to find that no time has passed that she is mesmerized. The Eternal Box takes the world by storm, and Selda Demir, horrified, watches it consume humanity…

About the Author
Taym Saffar is a Grade 8 student living in Rothesay, New Brunswick, with a profound love for writing. He’s cultivated this love for prose and storytelling since he was in Grade 4 when a great teacher encouraged him to write to his heart’s content. He’s been an avid wordsmith in the years since and has written three novels thus far, one of which – The Lake – he’s self-published under the pseudonym “Normaal Slavinski.” He also plays the piano, which he finds connects him to his favourite genre, classical music, and imbues him with daily inspiration for stories. Apart from writing and playing music, Taym enjoys running, reading, playing chess, and sports, especially soccer, which he pursues casually. He reads many genres, recently, classics ranging from The Lord of the Rings to Crime and Punishment. Lately, he’s begun writing poetry rather than prose, finding himself particularly influenced by the works of William Shakespeare.