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					OverviewThe empire was crumbling. Across ancient China, villages burned while corrupt officials grew rich. The emperor sat powerless on his throne as greedy palace ministers pulled the strings of government. Common people suffered in silence, watching their world fall apart. Then came the rebellion. A man named Zhang Jiao claimed he could speak to the gods. He promised desperate peasants a better life if they followed him. Soon, hundreds of thousands of rebels wearing yellow headbands swept across the land like a wildfire. But in this darkest hour, three strangers would meet by chance and discover they shared the same dream. In a blooming peach garden, they knelt before Heaven and made a sacred vow to be sworn brothers. This ancient story speaks to our modern world in powerful ways. In an age where young people face endless digital distractions, the tale of three brothers offers something precious: a chance to think deeply, discover what truly matters, cultivate virtue through example, understand human behavior and motivations, and learn to act strategically. Readers witness Liu Bei's compassion in action, Guan Yu's unwavering integrity under pressure, and Zhang Fei's fierce loyalty to those he loves. They also see the consequences when others choose differently - how pride leads to downfall, how betrayal destroys trust, and how selfishness ultimately brings ruin. Through these timeless examples, young minds develop the ability to recognize virtue in themselves and others, while gaining the strategic thinking skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex world. They will learn that real strength comes not from armies or wealth, but from the bonds we forge and the choices we make. Many authors have attempted to retell the legendary Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but this series offers something truly special. This series, The Three Kingdoms, remains faithful to Luo Guanzhong's original plot while dramatizing and reimagining the characters and stories to resonate with today's English-speaking audience. The original novel spans 120 chapters and nearly a million words - a daunting challenge even for dedicated adult readers. More challenging still, it assumes readers understand ancient Chinese culture, political systems, and historical context. This series follows Luo Guanzhong's original vision and storyline. However, the characters have been brought to life through vivid dramatization that makes their motivations, struggles, and relationships immediately understandable to readers with little background in Ancient Chinese history. Complex cultural concepts are woven naturally into the narrative. Ancient military strategies are explained through exciting action sequences. Historical figures become three-dimensional characters whose emotions and decisions feel authentic to readers growing up in today's world. From advanced ten-year-olds to adults, readers will experience the full journey without getting lost in cultural barriers or historical complexity. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Kellie Veil , Guanzhong Luo , Kyung NamPublisher: Mentor NYC Imprint: Mentor NYC Volume: 1 Dimensions: Width: 14.00cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.458kg ISBN: 9798998533747Pages: 396 Publication Date: 03 October 2025 Recommended Age: From 13 to 18 years Audience: Young adult , Teenage / Young adult Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Not yet available This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationKellie Veil is the author of Young Guardians' Circle, a debut fantasy adventure novel and the first book of a three-part series that bridges imagination and real-life adventures for young readers. Having lived between the United States and South Korea throughout her life, while traveling to many parts of the world since a young age, Kellie brings a rich, bicultural perspective to her storytelling-infusing her work with Eastern philosophical depth and Western narrative dynamism.Before turning to writing, she spent many years in the fast-paced world of finance. Now, she passionately explores art, culture, and storytelling, dedicated to nurturing young people with empathy, curiosity, and a strong sense of responsibility. Through her creative work, she aims to foster imagination and emotional intelligence in young people, helping them grow into thoughtful, independent individuals.A resident of New York City for over two decades, Kellie is a frequent museum-goer, art enthusiast, avid traveler, and lifelong learner. She draws inspiration from the intersections of creativity and innovation fueled by art, history, and modern technology. Through her writing, she hopes to inspire young minds to look beyond boundaries and believe in the power of courage, kindness, and imagination. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions | 
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