Green Ember Old Natalia Series Trilogy (Pack) by S D Smith

An exciting trilogy featuring heroic rabbits who discover new lands and fight off evil forces to shape a new community built on hope. Fleck Blackstar, Whitson Mariner, and Prince Lander lead the forging of a new world in this swashbuckling series of virtuous, valorous tales.

This pack contains all 3 volumes of the Green Ember Old Natalia trilogy:

Book 1: The Black Star of Kingston

Book 2: The Wreck & Rise of Whitson Mariner

Book 3: Prince Lander & the Dragon War

Title

Green Ember Old Natalia Series Trilogy
Author(s)

S D Smith
Series

Green Ember
ISBN

GREENNATALIASET
Format

Pack
Publisher

Reformation Lightning
Age Range

8-11s
Audience

Children
Pages

160
Published

05/05/2025

S D Smith

S. D. Smith is the author of The Green Ember Series, a children’s adventure saga. When he’s not spending time writing tales in his writing shed, dubbed The Forge, S. D. Smith loves to speak to audiences about storytelling, creation, and seeing yourself as a character in The Story.

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Overall rating

4.0 based on 1 review

Prequel fun for Green Ember fans!

The Old Natalia books have a different feel to the original ‘Green Ember’ series – and unlike S.D. Smith’s other spin off series, The Last Archer, they can be read either before or after reading the main quadrilogy. They fill in the blanks surrounding the history of Natalia alluded to in the longer books, and tell the story of Whitsun Mariner, his son Prince Lander, and their battle to unite rabbitkind in the face of their enemy, the dragons. They are shorter books, and so some of the characters feel a little less well rounded, but this makes them great reads for younger children who can cope with all the swashbuckling, sword wielding action and bravery of the Green Ember books but find them too long to read independently. With lots of focus on honour, what true leadership looks like, courage in the face of overwhelming odds, and doing the right thing no matter what the cost, they are books that will leave children more dangerous to the darkness!