The Princess Who Sewed the Moon into Winter

By Jason J Gusman

In a kingdom trapped beneath an endless winter, Princess Eliana Montgomery has never been the warrior her father wanted her to become. While others see weakness in her love of sewing and weaving, Eliana understands something they do not: broken things can be repaired, but only if you first understand how they came apart.When the moon begins to fracture and pieces of its light fall from the sky, the winter grows colder and the five kingdoms descend toward darkness. Eliana discovers that the moon is not merely a celestial body, but the Great Tapestry-a magical weave created from the collective hope, forgiveness, memories, and better nature of humanity. Years of war, greed, and hatred have torn its seams apart, leaving holes where warmth and meaning once existed.Armed with a mysterious Silver Needle made from a shard of unicorn horn, Eliana sets out with the guarded and cynical Finnian to recover the fallen Moon-Shards scattered across a dying world. Each shard carries a different human emotion: joy, regret, sorrow, memory, and hope. But Eliana soon learns that repairing the sky is not as simple as stitching its wounds closed. Every emotion must first be understood, accepted, and woven back into the greater pattern.As the ruthless High Chancellor Grayson prepares to use the kingdom's remaining resources for war, Eliana must overcome more than the spreading cold. She must confront her father's expectations, the complicated legacy of her vanished mother, and her own belief that strength means forcing the world to become whole again.The Princess Who Sewed the Moon into Winter is an enchanting fantasy about courage, healing, memory, and the quiet power of compassion. Rich with magical imagery and emotional depth, it is a story about discovering that sometimes the greatest heroes are not those who fight the darkness, but those who patiently mend what the world has torn apart.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HDBMT1LY
• ISBN13: 9798256263294
• Release Date: August 2026
• Publisher: Jason J Gusman
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 0.33 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"
• Age Range: 13 to 18 years
• Grade Range: Grade 8 to Postsecondary