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Hikaru: Name above all names - helping non-churched grasp the good news
By 
Charlotte Fawdington2024-01-10T08:51:00
Title: Hikaru: Name above all Names - John Prockter (Catalyst Youth Trust Publishing)
Cost: £9.99
Age: Suitable for ages ranging from 8 to 18 years.
Genre: Faith Fiction
Overview: Hikaru: Name above all Names is a faith fiction children’s adventure novel. It is 384 pages long with four acts. Visually, the book contains around seventy anime illustrations and two double-spread graphic novel pages. Miyako was the greatest warrior in the Royal Guard and enjoyed the closest relationship with the rulers of the Eternal Dimension. Kana, Hikaru & Seirei ruled with all the wisdom of true leaders, but every warrior knew the legend which told of the ‘name above all names,’ who would one day emerge to rule them all.
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