Imed Ilahy

The Secret Library Beneath the Sea

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Produktbeschreibung

Beneath the endless waves, where sunlight fades into mystery, lies a secret waiting to be discovered. Thalassa has always felt the ocean calling to her-its tides whispering promises of hidden worlds and untold wonders. One bright afternoon, a glowing current leads her deeper than she has ever dared to swim. What she finds there will change her life forever. In a hidden grotto, beyond an ancient archway, Thalassa steps into a breathtaking secret: a vast underwater library filled with books unlike any she has ever seen. Some are made of shimmering shells, others woven from seaweed or crafted from light itself. Each one is alive with magic, waiting to transport her to worlds of wonder. There, she meets Ondine, a graceful guardian with iridescent scales, who teaches her that the library is more than a collection of stories-it is a gateway to experiences, wisdom, and the soul of the ocean itself. Guided by Ondine, Thalassa opens enchanted books that whisk her into magical adventures:A coral garden teeming with playful turtles and vibrant marine life. A deep-sea trench alive with glowing bioluminescent creatures in a dance of light. Mystical realms where the boundary between reality and dream fades away. But each story is more than an escape. Each journey brings Thalassa closer to understanding the ocean's secrets-and her own. The Secret Library Beneath the Sea is a lyrical, imaginative tale of adventure, courage, and discovery. Perfect for readers ages 8-12 who love fantasy, mermaids, and ocean magic, this story will captivate young dreamers and anyone who has ever felt the mysterious pull of the sea. Step beyond the waves. Open the book. Discover the magic waiting beneath the surface.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ilahy
• Seitenzahl: 36
• Altersempfehlung: 9 bis 12 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 133mm x 3mm
• Gewicht: 54g
• ISBN-13: 9798232992712
• Artikelnr.: 75455542

Autorenporträt

Imed Ilahi: A Profile of the Tunisian Writer and Playwright Imed Ilahi is a Tunisian poet and playwright known for his literary and theatrical contributions that explore deep philosophical and social themes. His style blends symbolism with existential reflections, creating works that provoke thought and raise profound questions.Literary Works:"At the Edge of Reality": A short story collection that merges reality with fantasy, where the boundaries between the possible and the impossible fade, transforming daily moments into profound philosophical experiences. Theatrical Works:"The Shadow of Existence": A play exploring the inner struggles of a character named Adel, who faces existential questions about the meaning of life and identity. "Between the Shadow and the Edge": A play delving into the existential conflict of human beings, presenting philosophical dialogues that reflect the psychological and social challenges individuals face in their quest for self-understanding. "The Shadow and the Gap": A play examining the gap between reality and human aspirations, highlighting the struggles individuals endure in their attempt to achieve self-realization. "The Locked Room": A play that explores themes of isolation and the search for meaning, as the protagonist finds himself trapped in a room that mirrors his psychological and existential state. "When the Stage Speaks": An experimental philosophical play that challenges traditional theatrical conventions, confronting the audience with existential questions about truth and reality. Beyond his literary and theatrical works, Imed Ilahi is also known for his educational articles published in the Tunisian newspaper Ashourouk, where he discusses issues related to education and pedagogy, shedding light on the challenges and future prospects for improving Tunisia's educational system.