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Renée Topper is the award-winning author of PIGMENT THE LIMBS OF THE MUKUYU TREE. She also wrote SUNSET BLUES: THE SHADOW – JUSTICE IS RELATIVE. Her feature film Five Thirteen premiered at Cannes. And she has written and produced countless other works for brands and in the indie creative realm.
An avid believer that stories can heal, she focuses her work on the human condition, drawing attention to social issues, examining their root causes, and finding the best form for each audience.
In addition to THE CHILD PROPHET and LOVINGKINDNESSES, other upcoming works of Topper’s not to be missed are PIGMENT: Roots, the sequel to her debut novel, F CANCER, an interactive augmented reality experience about healing (2024), and TRAUMA QUEENS, a doc series on the impact of childhood trauma (TBD).
Notable Awards:
“LYRA Award for Mystery / Suspense / Thriller”
“Readers Favorite Book Award Winner” in the Fiction – Social Issues Category
“International Book Award-Winning Finalist in the Fiction: Cross-Genre Category”
The Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships “1st Annual International Writers Award Honorable Mention”
Reviewed by Doreen Chombu for Readers' Favorite
Somewhere in the multiverse of possibilities, a woman who has given up on people and life ventures into the desert. She plans to control the fate of her death because she has had no control over the suffering she has faced. Deep in the middle of nowhere, she finds a child who speaks to her in riddles and insists on journeying with her. The guilt of abandoning a child in the desert does not sit well with her. The child reminds her of her own childhood, and she takes the girl along. The two go on a life-changing journey that teaches them vital lessons. Get a copy of The Child Prophet by Renee Topper to enjoy this beautiful story.
Past, present, and future converge in this powerful metaphorical story about hopes and dreams. Going through tough times can change your perspective on life and your goals. In The Child Prophet, Renee Topper reminds us to hold on to our dreams and who we are. And if you have lost your way, make peace with your painful past, have hope, and keep fighting. Giving up should never be an option. I loved this heartwarming message and how the author presented it. The book also contains simple yet effective illustrations. They perfectly correspond with the story and show the emotions of the characters. I loved the illustrations because they are unique. They made the book memorable because I have never seen this type of art before. I recommend this book to anyone who loves stories with transforming messages that will make you reflect on your attitude toward life and dreams.
