The Tiny King and the Evil Sorcerer

About the Book

The Tiny King and the Evil Sorcerer is a classic encounter between good and evil, with the good inevitably triumphant in the end. However, its basic moral lesson of which emphasizes an equitable distribution of the the earth’s resources and the nurturing of those gifts of nature that give the earth its life sustaining climate. The uneven amassment of riches by those who destroy both the land and its people in quest of greater shares is depicted as an exercise in self destruction.

About the Author

Justin Shahzeb Khan was born in May 1997 to a South Asian-American heritage. At age ten, his first essay written for young readership was selected for publication in a prestigious newspaper magazine. At age eleven, JSK’s second essay submitted to a young writers’ contest in USA was selected as one of high merit. The same year, he won an award from the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC for his art work. The Tiny King and the Evil Sorcerer combines his talent in art and creative writing. JSK is an avid reader of literary classics and considers his interest in creative writing a natural result of his favorite pass time. Besides writing poetry and fiction for children and young adults, he enjoys travelling, listening to music, swimming, horseback riding, and playing tennis and squash. He is home schooled in Washington DC and can be reached at shahzebkhandc@yahoo.com