Miro Chronicles - Emily Arons

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Biographie:
Emily Arons is a finalist in the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Literary Contest and the author of middle-grade sci-fi eco-adventures filled with wonder, friendship, and courage. After more than two decades developing beloved children's worlds at The Pok?mon Company and Wizards of the Coast (Hasbro), she now creates original stories that blend imagination, nature, and bold storytelling with kids at the heart. Her acclaimed debut novel, Miro Chronicles, praised by Kirkus Reviews for its colorful settings and characters, introduced readers to the vibrant world of Miro and the endlessly curious Jimmy Aster. In Ameti Rising, the second book in the series, Jimmy's journey deepens as he faces rising environmental threats and tests of loyalty...

Sommaire:

On Planet Miro, power comes from Orra-but not everyone uses it wisely.

Legacy, courage, and truth ignite the next chapter in Miro Chronicles: Ameti Rising, a fast-paced, emotionally rich sci-fi eco-adventure for middle-grade readers ages 9-12.

In the year 2403, twelve-year-old Jimmy Aster returns to Aster Academy determined to prove he is more than his legendary name. Alongside his friends Tala and Derek, he trains as an Ameti Apprentice, undertaking missions that test courage, teamwork, and the limits of Orra energy-the crystal power that fuels their world.

But far to the north, volcanic cracks are spreading, and Uncle Des rises with the Orra Crucible in hand and a plan that could fracture Miro beyond repair. As Jimmy searches for his missing otter companion, Otto, he must confront shifting loyalties and the dangerous pull of power itself. To save his planet, he must balance invention with integrity-and choose truth before Miro breaks.

Continuing the adventure begun in the acclaimed debut Miro Chronicles, this second installment blends environmental science, friendship, and emotional growth. Ideal for classroom book clubs and library collections, it inspires readers to lead with courage and care in a changing world.

Ideal for readers who enjoy:

• Environmental science and sustainability
• Friendship and teamwork under pressure
• High-stakes middle-grade sci-fi
• Courage-driven, character-centered adventures

Comparable to:

• The Wild Robot Escapes by Peter Brown
• The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau
• Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan