SHARIQUE ZEA
CHILDREN'S AUTHOR
SCHOOL TESTIMONIALS
“A big thank you to Sharique. Year 6 really enjoyed the session, their teacher was very impressed
with the presentation, and the class really enjoyed the book.”
— Imogen Blamires, Senior Leader and
English Lead at Christ Church CofE Primary School
“Sharique's visit was very inspirational and children were captivated by his experiences and his
writing process.”
— Mireia Oro, Mulberry Cannon Barnet Primary School
BOOKS
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COMING
SOON
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ABOUT SHARIQUE
Sharique Zea was born in the city of Ranchi, Eastern India, and grew up in a home where books were part of everyday life. With a headmaster for a father and a college professor for a mother, he spent countless hours in his local library, where his imagination took root in tales of magic, courage, and faraway worlds.
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REVIEWS
“This rollercoaster of a quest story is a great next read for middle-grade fantasy lovers who have enjoyed Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and The Inheritance Cycle.”
– The Children's Book Review
“The plotline of Lionborn offers magic and magical creatures, great for young fantasy readers.”
–LoveReading4Kids
“A roaringly fantastic start to a spellbinding new fantasy adventure, brimming with peril and courage, with friendship and self-discovery, that is perfect for readers of 9+.”
– Book Craic
“Lionborn is beautifully written; it is guaranteed to grip readers and leave them wanting more.”
– Bonkers About Books
...fascinating fantasy adventure...moves between school life in London and journeys through magical realms, with a lion cub, riddles, and hidden powers driving the story. Highly recommended.”
– School Reading List
“…this fantasy tale delivers fresh magic and emotional depth.”
– Kirkus Reviews
