‘The Queen of Spotland' By Anna and Ian Burnett New children's book ranks #1 on Amazon’s New Hot Releases

New children's book ‘The Queen of Spotland' by high school students from Sierra Vista, AZ is ranking #1 on Amazon’s New Hot Releases in Children’s Multicultural Fairy Tales. This delightful children’s book, co-authored by twin siblings Anna and Ian Burnett of Sierra Vista, Arizona, alongside Ukrainian American writer and educator Hannah T. Petryk, is designed to spark the imagination and inspire young readers. With its whimsical story and engaging characters, 'The Queen of Spotland' invites children aged 5 to 12 into a magical world that celebrates friendship, honesty, courage, forgiveness, faith, and adventure.

'The Queen of Spotland' was officially released in December 2024, perfectly timed for the holiday season. As families look for meaningful gifts to share with their children, this enchanting story presents an excellent option. The book not only entertains but also imparts valuable lessons about responsible dog ownership and reflects on the authors' Ukrainian heritage, making it a rich addition to any child's bookshelf.

For parents searching for a unique and heartwarming children’s story, 'The Queen of Spotland' stands out as an ideal choice this year. The book's charming narrative is inspired by the authors' beloved Dalmatian, Becky, who not only influenced the story but also embodies the spirit of love and companionship that permeates the pages. This engaging tale encourages children to explore their imagination while fostering a sense of responsibility towards pets and raising the question of the importance of keeping the right balance between traditions and innovation.

The children's book market is vibrant and competitive, with an abundance of titles vying for attention. However, 'The Queen of Spotland' distinguishes itself through its unique collaboration between twins Anna and Ian Burnett and Petryk, who combined their talents to create a story that resonates with themes of family, faith, tradition, love for animals, and respect for other cultures. With the growing trend of promoting responsible pet ownership and cultural awareness in children's literature, this book fills a niche that many parents are eager to explore for their children.

Readers have already begun to share their excitement for 'The Queen of Spotland,' with great reviews appearing on platforms like Amazon. Parents and educators alike recognize the importance of instilling values in young readers, and this chapter book is poised to make a significant impact by inviting thoughtful conversations on various topics, including importance of family and community, faith, forgiveness, and resilience, traditional and new alternative school options, when technology and innovation can be helpful, and when they are misused, and many more. The authors are excited to see how the story will be embraced by families and hope to inspire future generations with the adventures found in the Kingdom of Spotland.

In a recent statement, Hannah T. Petryk shared, "We are thrilled to introduce 'The Queen of Spotland' to families with young readers. This book is not just a story; it is a celebration of imagination, faith, heritage, and the importance of responsible pet ownership, all wrapped in a whimsical adventure that children and their parents and grandparents will love. We hope it brings joy to families this year and beyond."

Grandparents tell all...

Anna and Ian Burnett wrote the book ‘The Queen of Spotland' when they were 10 years old.

Anna and Ian, now 17, are the twins of Jonathan and Tetyana Burnett, of Sierra Vista. They are the grandchildren of David and Sonja Burnett, of Osceola.

The twins both graduated from high school in December. They also completed 60 hours at Arizona State University in December.

They have been accepted at Texas A&M. Anna will be studying anthropology and Ian will be studying engineering. They have 4.0 grade point averages and scored 36 on their ACT.