The Legend of Leanna Page: Volume One: A Beginning - Paperback

by Cedar Flyte (Author)

"An immersive and well-constructed adventure tale... Exciting and skillfully delivered" -- Kirkus Reviews

This philosophically grounded fantasy adventure follows a serving girl, Leanna Page, who has mystical powers that make her a threat to the royals she serves and to the status quo of their entire world. With elegant prose, tight storytelling, and humor craftily woven into the drama, this award-winning novel grips its readers with power, passion, and purpose. Immerse yourself in this loving cast of characters as they grapple with division, powerlessness, and prejudice, and eventually find their way to a complicated sense of optimism, action, and hope.

In this long lost legend from the ancient World Within The Woods, a found family unites across impossible borders. Two servants from warring nations and a pair of fairy warriors from the Infinite Wood come together in a hidden cave to raise two little girls, Leanna and Kennedy, whose very existence poses a threat to the structures of their societies.

Discovery and danger go hand in hand, but the children can't stay in the cave forever. When they emerge, they find themselves in a world riddled with myth, prejudice, and dangerous power. More, they discover it's up to them to try and put the world right - even if it means losing everything.

Recipient of the Literary Titan Book Award (2026)

The Legend of Leanna Page is the debut of emerging non-profit publisher For Elenvia Publications.

For Elenvia: Publications and Productions is an interdisciplinary arts organization focused on using theatre and literature to collectively imagine a better world and consider how we might make it real. It's mission: "With a focus on theatre and literature, we use the arts to unite people under a common philosophy of limitless respect, empathy, and curiosity. We believe in the possibility of a better world and work towards its creation through artistic education and active community organizing."