Welcome to TRB Lounge. Today, I’d like to welcome authors Julie G Fox and Tzuri King for the cover reveal of their upcoming book The Dreamer: The Girl Who Dreamed the War Over.
Presenting the beautiful cover of The Dreamer: The Girl Who Dreamed the War Over by Julie G Fox and Tzuri King
In “The Dreamer: The Girl Who Dreamed the War Over,” readers are transported to a small town in Ukraine where a young girl and her family huddle together in a bomb shelter. With bombs raining down above her, she dreams of a peaceful world where she and her pet are safe, her family is reunited with her veteran dad, and she can dance with her friends without fear. Through the eyes of the brave and hopeful girl, we see the power of imagination and the strength of family in the face of unimaginable hardship. This heartwarming story inspires children of all ages to dream big and never lose hope, even in the darkest of times.
The Dreamer is the brainchild of Tzuri King and Julie G. Fox. It is the first book in a series that aims to incorporate the UN Sustainable Development Goals into children’s literature. This first book is dedicated to Global Goal 16, which promotes ‘peace, justice and strong institutions’. There are more books to come!
You can find The Girl Who Dreamed the War Over here:
Amazon | Goodreads
About The Authors
Julie G Fox
Julie G Fox is the author of over fifty award-winning children’s books.
Julie’s philosophy is to write up to children, challenge them with demanding stories and use language and ideas to help them become empathetic and responsible citizens of the world.
As an ambassador for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Julie incorporates into her work the UN’s messages of peace and prosperity for people and the planet, ending poverty and other deprivations, improving health and education,
reducing inequality and tackling climate change.
Tzuri King
Tzuri is a curious adventurer with a warm, empathetic personality.
He ponders the mysteries of the world, and loves lighting fires, fishing, and listening to music. Though he values solitude, he also has a group of students whom he teaches to swim every summer. He has a restless spirit and feels a strong urge to travel and explore. He divides his time between Tel Aviv in the spring and summer, and wandering during winter. His students often ask him why he travels and he answers, to see new things and to have time alone without feeling lonely.
He is a non-material person, carrying everything he needs in a single suitcase. Zuri is not fond of authority and hates restrictive signs.
He has a sweet tooth and loves his mother’s cakes, especially chocolate ones.
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