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    James Spark
    James Spark
    James Spark
    Ebook57 pages47 minutes

    James Spark

    By Martin Isaac Kyemba

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    Born to save the world...

    Faced with many enemies, James finds it hard to win because the people fighting him are his own blood relatives. At the age of eleven, his parents send him to be trained on how to use powers which would help against his greedy grandfather - the Overlord.

    James is faced with more horror when his older brother chooses to confide his enemy Jo-shein

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateJul 21, 2011
    ISBN9781456786472
    James Spark
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    Martin Isaac Kyemba

    Born on 12 July 1998, Martin is a twelve-year-old Ugandan born British national currently living in Purley, Surrey, United Kingdom. He went to Roke Primary School and is studying at Riddlesdown Collegiate. After reading other fiction novels, Martin was inspired to write his own book. Although certain types of art can aggravate him, he is passionate about drawing and has drawn all the pictures in this book. He likes to ride his bike and play football and enjoys going to school and playing with friends. You can get in touch with him at mark_kyemba@hotmail.co.uk

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      James Spark - Martin Isaac Kyemba

      Table of Contents

      Keywords

      The Beginning of Sprekex

      The New World

      The Duel

      Nine Months Later

      A Month Later

      The Royal Speech

      The New Generation

      Epilogue

      About the author

      To my supporting mum;

      My encouraging dad;

      My little sisters, Prica and Ivy;

      Uncle Andrew; and my cousin, Claire.

      You have all been so helpful that none of you would believe it if I were to write you into books.

      Many thanks.

      vii.pdf  Keywords

      James: Son of Jospus and Mary Spetlyson. Third in line to the throne of Sprekex.

      Spark: A name shared by James, the overlord, and the magical sword.

      Jospus: (Shein) Spetlyson. Father of James and his brother, Timothus; heir to the throne of Sprekex; and prime minister of Agroxen.

      Mary Spetlyson: Wife of Jospus Spetlyson and mother of James and Timothus. She is killed in Danisky, Poland, where she was visiting as an ambassador from Agroxen, by Kupio, who is from Finland.

      Sprekex: Formally known as Mars, the world in which James, Jospus, Mary, and the others live. Sprekex is controlled by the direct descendants of its founder. It consists of thirty large countries; the northern part of the planet is mountainous and very cold.

      Agroxen: The biggest city in Sprekex, which is where James and his family live. Agroxen is also the overlord’s residence.

      Amarox: The school that they all go to before becoming legally allowed to use their powers in public.

      Nalixs: The name given to horses, which are carnivores.

      The Shein family: The Shein family is directly related to James because his father is the born heir of the overlord, Jogan. The rest of the Shein family hates James and his father. James’s father is prime minister but is later overlord.

      Jo-shein: James’s cousin and arch-enemy. He is overlord for just a few minutes.

      Cho-shein: The father of Jo-shein and the overlord when Jogan is killed by Suma-shein.

      Timothus Spetlyson: James’s older brother, who is later crowned as overlord by his father.

      Suray: A sword that is owned by every person on Sprekex; it helps to amplify his or her powers.

      John: James’s best friend and an expert at the air controlling.

      Threrines: The name of James’s islands.

      vii.pdf  The Beginning of Sprekex

      Sprekex was built by Gwelth Shein, who was a human from Earth. He had sneaked onto a spaceship on 24 February1860. He was found out by the crew on-board the ship two days after they had set off. They imprisoned him at the space station but forgot him on the way back to Earth.

      He was believed to have died, but in truth, God gave him power to float to Mars. However, because it was such a long way to the planet, there was a moment when God thought to experiment with this man, and he gave him the power to cause things to happen, such as fire to express jealousy and rage or air to express cheerfulness and happiness. Water usually expressed cleverness and professionalism, earth expressed strength and assertiveness, and electricity showed power over man’s own creations. God then gave the planet the same qualities as Earth had, so that humans could live on it and gave the man power to build as if he were an army. Within four years, they had together built on half the planet. God had made the land structure resemble the same land on Earth so it was easy to build on.

      Then God gave the man children, who also had children, who also had children. The man named his youngest son his heir, and this son also named his youngest son heir. By the end of it, a family tree had grown from one man to hundreds of people.

      The children who were not chosen as heirs all went off to other countries and built and ruled in those countries, where they had children, thus populating the planet with humans. The chosen line was now very noble. It was also written by the founder of

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