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The author, artist K.C. Morcom, is a former magazine writer and publisher. Her earliest and current book publishing have been inspired by social and personal topics. In each book topic she addresses key issues to inspire change, whether that be to do with nature or the human spirit. The books reflect her magazine publishing style by the fact she not only makes a book entertaining, but she also creates the books to have multiple layers of interest so as to inspire and educate.
All her book titles are fully illustrated, fiction or non-fiction.
She is an artist, author, illustrator, and storyteller.
Since becoming an author, most of her books have been created for various causes. She is a long-term charity support worker.
KC is a lover of nature and a huge fan of our bird species and honeybees.
Most of her artwork involve images of birds, cats, dogs, wolves, bears, raccoons, squirrels, honeybees, and sunsets.
She has created several books during her artistic journey and Kirakee's Wolf Pack (Howl Upon the Moon) celebrates her journey for coming full circle, in turn this has enabled her to finally publish the story into a complete novel for the very first time since being copyrighted 2018 and previously published in short with illustrations.
Reviewed by Emma Megan for Readers' Favorite
Kirakee's Wolf Pack: Howl Upon the Moon by KC Morcom is a remarkable young adult fantasy with an anti-bullying theme. It follows Kira, who wants to find out what has happened to her mother as Kira can't accept that she is presumed dead even though there is no evidence of her being deceased. For now, Kira focuses on winning a scholarship at her new school, but unfortunately, due to her quiet nature, she becomes the target of bullying. One night, Kira makes a desperate plea to the powers of the universe for her mother to be found and for better things to come. However, that very same night, she dreams of a young wolf howling at the moon, making the same plea. Thus begins the story of a lonely wolf named Kirakee and a divided kingdom.
I can't remember when I last read such a wonderful, sad, and moving story with so many twists and turns packed with mystery, action, and adventure. This irresistible mystery fantasy about a divided kingdom and different worlds that unexpectedly connect is well worth reading. I was highly impressed by Kirakee and her strength to rise even though she was repeatedly bullied, betrayed, excluded, and forced to overcome the loss of her loved ones. Kirakee's Wolf Pack: Howl Upon the Moon by KC Morcom evoked emotions of sadness in me, as well as frustration and empathy toward all victims of bullying and domestic abuse. This action-packed novel containing beautiful black and white illustrations is perfect for animal lovers, especially those fond of wolves.
