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The Tale of Mannarius

A Poetic Story of a Little Guardian in the Kingdom of Manna by Serge de Brook

About the Book

This is a poetic tale for children and the child within.

In the magical Sovereign Kingdom of Manna lives a boy named Mannarius, who carries in his heart an ancient light — a seed of kindness waiting to bloom.

On the night of his fifth birthday, a star brings him a key —

a Star Key that opens not doors, but hearts.

With a glowing feather-leaf and the courage of wonder,

Mannarius walks through enchanted forests, singing rivers,

lonely snails, forgotten toys, and even a shy little dragon.

Each kind act rekindles the light within him,

until he returns — not just a boy, but a Guardian.

A story of gentle power, listening hearts, and the truth

that everyone, big or small, can be a king — if they carry light.

Perfect for reading aloud, this story glows with rhythm,

joy, and the timeless magic of kindness.

Introduction: A Tale of a Little Boy and Great Kindness

In the heart of the Kingdom, where golden fields grow,

Lived a bright little boy, with a heart all aglow.

His name was Mannarius — sunny and small,

But inside him shimmered a light ancient call.

His eyes shone like honey, his smile — pure delight,

He watched how the stars danced each magical night.

He listened to trees as they whispered a song,

And felt that the world to his heart did belong.

He asked silly questions with wonder and cheer:

«Why does the rainbow so many hues wear?

Why do the trees whisper soft in the dark?

And where do the stars go when morning leaves no spark?»

But Mannarius wasn’t just curious and sweet —

In his chest, a light slept, silent and deep.

A star that had fallen, yet never quite gone —

It waited in him, like a seed before dawn.