Today, I am very pleased to introduce you to a local Nashville Science Fiction Author, Leonardo Ramirez. He is releasing a new Science Fiction Children’s Book– The Jupiter Chronicles: The Secret of the Great Red Spot. This is actually Book One of a the new children’s book series of Steampunk for kids. This science fiction children’s book chapter series is most suited for children in grades 2 and up.
The Jupiter Chronicles Book Series: Steampunk For Kids
What are The Jupiter Chronicles About?
Ian and Callie Castillo have had to suffer the hardships of a single parent family since their father went missing five years ago. Since then Ian has refused to use the last gift that his father left the wounded boy; a telescope that sits collecting dust in the attic. When Callie decides to peer through its murky lens, it activates the device and sends the Castillos to the steam-powered floating cities of Jupiter to rescue their father and save the Jovians before the Martians launch their attack. The answer to their freedom lies within the Great Spot and it’s up to Ian and Callie to uncover its secret!
Every book Leonardo Ramirez writes has a purpose-
“In Jupiter Chronicles, [the purpose is] to help identify with kids who have grown up without a dad like I did. That’s reality meeting the written word in an effort to learn something about ourselves and how we deal with life.”
The Jupiter Chronicles: The Secret of the Great Red Spot Reviews:
“Ramirez expertly captures the banter of two siblings as they struggle to save Jupiter from the evil emperor. In this fast-paced steampunk adventure, he touches on the grief children experience over an absent parent and their feelings of helplessness. Ian and Callie find strength within themselves to overcome their fears and their differences to fight the real enemy.” ~Ann Wilkes – Science Fiction and Other Oddyseys
“Mr. Ramirez demonstrates he has truly found his talent and voice with this incredibly well-crafted book. This is the kind of book that gets the imagination moving at any age, making it perfect for children.” –Catrina Taylor, Xarrok Recommends
You can find it on amazon (Affiliate link.)
Visit Leonardoverse to learn more about the Nashville author or the stumpunk children’s book series. You can also tweet the author @leonardoverse. Do you think your kids would be interested in this book series of steampunk for kids?
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john says
Family photos were nice
Linda says
The letter to his father brought tears to my eyes…
Linda says
Liked Steampunk on Facebook.
Azslyn Cole says
I want to get this book for my daughter. For sure she will like the story of this book.
Marianna says
I like Haven: the Graphic Novel
Danielle campbell says
I love his brown-eyed girl! So cute!
Danielle campbell says
I am a follower of the book!
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I follow on Twitter @daniVonn
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I retweeted by @DaniVonn
Melissa P. @Mel4Him says
In Jupiter Chronicles, it’s to help identify with kids who have grown up without a dad like I did.
I think this book would be great for my son.
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Melissa P. @Mel4Him says
I “Like” The Jupiter Chronicles – A Steampunk Young Readers Series on Facebook (Melissa P./Mel4Him)
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Melissa P. @Mel4Him says
I follow @Leonardoverse on Twitter (@Mel4Him)
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renee says
I saw he was working on another book called Alternity.
Renee Richardson says
I like The Jupiter Chronicles – A Steampunk Young Readers Series on Facebook.
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Karen Gonyea says
LOVE the family photos 🙂
Jeffie Nicholson says
The Dante graphic novels were great for an older audience. I know his new series will be just as good and fun reading.
erma H says
I like Haven: the Graphic Novel
Ed Nemmers says
“Haven: The Graphic Novel” intrigues me too!
trina coleman says
Great that he based one of the characters on his daughter.
Gianna says
I saw a funny hand drawn pic on his site.
heather abbe says
I learned that Lenny’s first work published was a graphic novel titled, Haven and was released through Markosia Enterprises.
Claire says
“Haven: The Graphic Novel” is interesting.
Lacey L. says
I like that he put that he wants to develop a relationship with the reader, not just sell books. Nice!
Lacey L. says
I like the Jupiter Chronicles on Facebook.
gail says
blog entry on comic con is interesting
susan smoaks says
i visited the site and i want to read the haven of dante
Alexandra Roach says
The Jupiter Chronicles looks interesting!
Alexandra Roach says
I liked the fb pages
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Alexandra Roach says
Follow @Leonardoverse on Twitter
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Colleen Fuller says
Mattandcolleen Fuller on FB liked the Steampunk, Sci-Fi Adenture Children’s Book Series, Jupiter Chronicles on Facebook. Thank you 🙂
Colleen Fuller says
Follow @Leonardoverse via @ColleenFuller4
Colleen Fuller says
His primary goal is to develop a relationship with you, the reader! Excellent!
Kristie D. says
Like Jupiter Chronicles on Facebook. Kristie Morrison Donelson. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
Kristie D. says
Follow @leonardoverse on Twitter. @kdonelson kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
Kristie D. says
I visited his site and Haven: The Graphic Novel looks interesting. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
Leah Cron says
My kids love reading books so I will consider purchasing this book. You made a good review.