✦Illustrated story · Ages 3–7

Aeravi and the Lighthouse Above the Rain

Name: Aeravi and the Lighthouse Above the Rain
Author: Marty Talefox

A 96-page sky adventure in two connected parts, where Aeravi must repair broken weather and confront the Heart of Stillness.

CourageResponsibilityAccepting helpWeather and balance

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Inside the story

Bravery can begin while the fear is still there.

Nine-year-old Aeravi lives in Braven Bay, where an ancient lighthouse governs the weather above the clouds. When the sky breaks apart, he climbs toward its brass machinery carrying an old copper key—even though great heights frighten him.

Beside him are Aeli, a palm-sized golden living spark, and Kivo, a swift with turquoise feathers and a golden chest stripe. Their journey crosses the ten Copper Rings of Weather, storm courts, frozen skies, clockwork chambers, and the schemes of the masked Veylor Quell.

Part One — The Broken Sky and Part Two — The Heart of Stillness form one continuous 96-page illustrated adventure about courage, responsibility, accepting help, and protecting a world whose weather has fallen out of balance.

Questions to explore after reading

Aeravi is afraid of heights and still keeps climbing. Which moment feels bravest to you? When does accepting help make him stronger rather than less capable? What kind of weather matches a difficult feeling in the story?

A small activity to carry the story further

Make a simple weather dial with sun, wind, rain, fog and storm. Use it to describe how a character feels at different moments, then choose what might help the weather become easier to carry.

For families

Frequently asked questions

What age is Aeravi and the Lighthouse Above the Rain for?

This illustrated story is designed primarily for children ages 3–7, with adult read-aloud use suitable for younger children depending on the child.

What themes does this book explore?

Courage, Responsibility, Accepting help, Weather and balance.

Is it suitable for shared reading?

Yes. Aeravi works well for shared reading when families want to talk about fear of new challenges, responsibility, persistence, and why accepting help can be part of courage.

What formats are available?

Paperback and hardcover editions, together with a companion colouring set, will be available through Amazon when each book is published.

Made to be read together

A sky-high adventure about courage, responsibility, and accepting help.

Aeravi creates room to talk about being afraid, continuing anyway, carrying responsibility, and discovering that help can make a brave choice stronger.