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About Matti-Adore And the Royal Crown Medallion

Cyber-bullying is causing many young adults to turn to suicide. If it is important for your child to discover the secret to surviving online-bullying, make sure they read "MATTI-ADORE and the Royal Crown Medallion". Webster's Dictionary defines a Matador as; The man appointed to destroy the bull in bullfights; a bullfighter. When a thirteen-year old girl named Matti discovers a magic bull named Adore inside of an ancient medallion, Matti and Adore join to form an effective anti-cyber bullying team, MATTI-ADORE. First, Adore uses his love-generating powers to teach Matti how to conquer her own fears and doubts. Adore teaches Matti the principles of self-love with music and virtual lessons. Once Matti finally defeats the bully within, she and Adore prepare to rid the world of the awful scourge of cyber-bullying. The world, and its wide web of communications, became safer the moment Matti discovers an ancient secret inside the Royal Crown Medallion. Matti's mother is a Creole woman from Opelousas, Louisiana. Her father is from the Treme area of New Orleans. When the family relocated to France, Matti was only three-years old. Ten years later, thirteen-year old Matti finds an ancient medallion the day before she and her family were scheduled to leave France and settle back in the Crescent City. Once back in the "Big Easy" Matti is traumatized by a gang of bullies inside the classroom of her new school. After leaving school humiliated, Matti locks herself behind the bedroom door of her French Quarter home. There, inside the stately old French Quarter mansion, Matti discovers a magic bull named Adore inside the Royal Crown Medallion. Author Iam A. Phoenex introduces the world to a new female hero in the first release of his MATTI-ADORE books series. The story has all the ingredients of a bestselling novel. If you like Harry Potter, Black Panther, and the Lion King, you will surely enjoy MATTI-ADORE and the Royal Crown Medallion. And if you think I am setting the bar too high, just read this book and I'm sure you will agree.

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