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Amity, the third and final instalment in The Last Seed Keeper trilogy, is the story of how it all ends. It is also the story of how it all began …
Fighting against a devastating legacy left by previous generations, friends Ivy, Skyler and Durie must pull together like never before to save the world and create a better tomorrow. But to do this, they must also confront what happened in the past, and how their parents’ actions brought the entire world to such a daunting precipice.
Moving between the past and the present, Amity shines a light on how, years ago, a thirst for power by two people set the planet on a collision course with environmental destruction, and how two small babies, born as the world around them crumbled, became destined to forge a new kind of leadership and a friendship that would withstand even the greatest of challenges. It follows the friends as they find their place in a new world, suffer setbacks and loss, and learn to champion a dying planet and its people.
Amity brings to a thrilling close this story of family and friendship, and shows how taking a different approach can change the future.

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9781922539953
  • ISBN: 9781922539953
  • Pub Date: 5th November 2025
  • Publisher: Exisle Publishing
  • Imprint: EK Books
  • Format: Paperback
  • Number of Pages: 288

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This is Book 3 in the The Last Seed Keeper Series. See all The Last Seed Keeper books here.

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Paul Russell is a primary teacher, artist, playwright and children's author with titles including Grandma Forgets , which made the CBCA list of notable picture books in 2018. He is passionate about the place of imagination and daydreaming in children's learning. He has a daughter who would rather be a princess or a dragon than a re

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