Cassandra’s Tale: Invitation to the Circle

Cassandra's Tale is intended for children of all ages. The oldest story never told, it depicts our world as a humorous reflection of the Cosmos. And who inhabits such a world? Why, the twelve rays Forced to spend summer vacation with her eccentric grandfather, Professor Erroneous Macaronius, who is tied up by lab research, Cassandra bonds with his pet parrot Ezekiel. This clever creature extends his bird's eye view by introducing her to the twelve rays who happen to be insects Each one imparts spiritual lessons with wit and wisdom. Cassandra learns about the wonders of the whole circle, and so, too, will readers lucky enough to be invited into her enchanted world.

Sioux Rose distinguishes herself as a modern mystic. Ms. Rose hosted one of the nation’s only television programs devoted to astrology and mystical arts (l986-l994). She’s written for a wide array of magazines and newspapers, and published eight books (six of these self-published). In addition, Sioux has brought her expansive cosmic vision into the realm of screenwriting, and would love to see Cassandra’s Tale emerge as an animated film. Sioux has traveled the world, and currently resides in North Florida where she continues to write from a place of wonder.