Mora’s Shoes by Suna Flores

About the Book

Young adults are stuck with a difficult time in their lives. They’ve been deep-dipped in traditional rules and parental ideas of right and wrong. They’ve been told ‘what parents did when they were their age, and what will be expected of them as adults. All of that is very clear… but none of that matches what is going on today, does it? No.

But if you think you are having it tough with the out-of-date rules of past generations today, read here. There were no choices for women at all in the Middle Ages. There was no good path for a servant girl who loved horses more than people and dressed like a boy. Why? Because her family members were all servants. There was no way to go but to serve royalty where nobody bothered to know your name.

And what about the fancy princess in the castle? She had it better, right? She could do what she wanted, couldn’t she? Or was she only a decoration? Was she primarily a lovely bargaining chip that would have to marry a wealthy toad of a prince chosen by her father, the king? God help us!

Let’s face it. The young of both the rich and poor struggled against the bindings of traditional and prejudices in the Middle Ages… but so do we today.

This novel will show you that ingenuity thrives in the hearts of the young, even when they are trapped by the expectations of generations. Sometimes change wears a new face. Sometimes freedom’s call can only be heard through the howl of a storm. And what about pain? Is there always pain? Yes.

Pain or no pain, when facing challenges, decisions must be made. Dangerous chances must be taken by those who choose to travel their own path. Read on. Would you be willing to wear Mora’s Shoes?