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Jax Freeman and the Graveyard Forest parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is the final book in Kwame Mbalia's Jax Freeman trilogy, featuring a Black protagonist who is a magical summoner. The series blends fantasy adventure with Black history and cultural themes in an age-appropriate way. While there is action and some supernatural conflict with a villain called the Wraith Queen, the content is generally suitable for middle-grade readers, with strong emphasis on friendship, community, and courage.
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Don't miss the epic conclusion to the Jax Freeman trilogy! From the award-winning author of the best-selling Tristan Strong trilogy comes a unique magic-school fantasy series packed with Black history, ghosts, friendship, non-stop action, and a lot of heart. In his first adventure in this series, seventh grader Jackson... Don't miss the epic conclusion to the Jax Freeman trilogy! From the award-winning author of the best-selling Tristan Strong trilogy comes a unique magic-school fantasy series packed with Black history, ghosts, friendship, non-stop action, and a lot of heart. In his first adventure in this series, seventh grader Jackson "Jax" Freeman learned that he's a summoner--someone who can call on the magical powers of his ancestors--and tries to clear his great-great grandfather's name of a tragedy he didn't cause. In his second adventure, Jax tests his newfound skills in a tournament against the most skilled summoners in the world while facing a mysterious foe and dangerous cryptids. In his final adventure, Jax sets out on a secret journey into the spirit realm to rescue his friend Two-Saint. But he unknowingly plays into the hands of the dreaded Wraith Queen who uses this event to escape the spirit world in an effort to defeat Jax for good. Follow Jax as he discovers what it truly means to form a community and that home is where you choose to plant roots.
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ISBN 9781368118606 · Freedom Fire