Readers' Favorite

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“Tzia: The Book of Galatéa is like a magical blend of Alice in Wonderland, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and something different. I was amazed by Mister Sanamon’s imagination’s ability to create the world featured. I loved its suspense-laced plot and exotic characters and how the plot and characters unraveled slowly; I didn’t learn everything until the end. 

I also liked the drawings that illustrated this story; they helped my imagination. It ends on a mouthwatering cliffhanger, and I’m eager to read The Book of Theodora. I’m curious about Mister Sanamon’s unusual name, which is the same as that of a mysteriously compelling character in this tale. Where does the line between fiction and nonfiction end? 

Tzia was a creative adventure, and I eagerly recommend it to fantasy and adventure lovers.”

— Ann Linus for Readers’ Favorite

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