Wrush: The Secret Worlds Of Tabetha Bright

What is Wrush? And how do you get there? One girl is about to find out... Tabetha Bright may be the cleverest girl ever to scoot around in a wheelchair. Her days in the hospital are spent daydreaming and writing magical tales, but when she receives a mysterious gift, a pen with magic of its own, her stories become dangerously real. Suddenly Tabetha is thrown into a perilous adventure in the strange and wondrous world of Wrush... With the help of a Mungling, a captain, and a tattooed boy-wizard, Tabetha must stop a dark sorcerer from finding the Pyramid Map and destroying the protective wall between worlds. But how much can one girl, unable to walk, help against Wrush s most powerful foe? More than anyone ever imagined.

Little is known of the author. His manuscripts were delivered to the publisher by riderless camel. Strange, cryptic instructions, or possibly threats, were included. His real name we do not know, but of karakul in general, the dictionary has this to say: "Karakul are a hearty species of sheep from the highlands of Turkmenistan. Their wool was traditionally used in the production of Persian rugs." It is possible the author sees himself as a ram of sorts: hear-headed, gruff, and argumentative, but ultimately protective of his flock, having great affection for the least small lamb. We think he lives in a cave. Or maybe Canada.