Earthkeepers: The Second Adventure of Arthur

Earthkeeper: The Second Adventure of Arthur.

EarthKeepers: The Second Adventure of Arthur continues the journey begun in Lost in the Woods, expanding Arthur’s world into a deeper, more magical relationship with nature. Written for readers aged 9 to 14, this illustrated eco‑fantasy blends adventure, environmental awareness, and gentle spiritual insight into a story full of wonder and purpose.

Arthur is chosen by the ancient King Oak tree for a special task: to rescue plants at risk wherever he finds them. Gifted with a key to a magical walled garden that exists outside time, he discovers a sanctuary where endangered plants can be protected and preserved. When he travels to Cornwall on holiday, Arthur learns about his “inner garden” — the place within himself where choices, values, and courage take root.

As he collects the plants he loves and shelters them from planetary harm, Arthur becomes a young steward of nature, showing readers that environmental care can be hopeful, imaginative, and empowering. Rather than focusing on fear or loss, EarthKeepers offers a positive vision of ecological responsibility, inviting young people to see themselves as protectors of the living world.

With its blend of magic, adventure, and environmental wisdom, this story is ideal for independent readers, classroom eco‑themes, and families who want uplifting fiction about caring for the Earth.

For:

• readers aged 9–14
• eco‑conscious families
• teachers and homeschoolers
• fans of magical nature stories
• middle‑grade fantasy readers
• children interested in environmental stewardship

Similar to:

The Last Wild — Piers Torday

The Secret Garden — Frances Hodgson Burnett (inner garden theme)

The Wild Robot — Peter Brown

The Green Ember — S.D. Smith (nature + adventure)

The Lorax — Dr. Seuss (eco‑theme, hopeful tone)