Aron Ain

Aron Ain is a well-known author who has written numerous books, articles, and essays that span a range of topics and genres. His works have been translated into over twenty languages, and his books have been published in five continents. Born in Israel, Ain moved to the United States at the age of 10. He held various positions in the US Air Force and US Army Reserve before finally becoming a professor at Texas Christian University in 1988.

Aron Ain has written several books, including a trilogy of novels: The Magisterial Academy trilogy; the What If? series, a series of children's books and a semi-autobiographical book entitled I Found Myself in My Father. He has also written numerous essays and articles. His works are highly accessible, often being written for the average reader rather than for experts in any particular field. The topics of his works range widely, from religion, to personal growth, to military service, and even to pet ownership.

The Magisterial Academy trilogy is one of Ain's most widely recognized works. This epic story revolves around an exclusive school located in the fictional country of Ebralon. Although the school is ostensibly just a preparatory academy, its students learn of their true place in a grand cosmic power struggle between good and evil. These students are endowed with the extraordinary powers necessary to fight this grand battle and ultimately decide the fate of the universe. It is a riveting epic fantasy tale full of unexpected twists and turns and nuances of philosophy.

The What If? series is a series of children's books written by Ain that centers on the same themes as The Magisterial Academy trilogy. Written in a simpler style than his adult works, these stories help children explore crucial life questions. Each book focuses on a question that helps young readers understand the power of choice and how their decisions matter. The series includes 8 books, such as What If I Don't Want To Go To School? and What If I Don't Fit In?

Ain's semi-autobiographical book I Found Myself in My Father also covers similar topics. This book is a compilation of various writings from throughout Ain's life. It follows his journey from being a 10-year-old immigrant in the United States to becoming a professor and a successful author. He explains the lessons he has learned along the way and the one philosophy that has remained with him throughout his life: "Every person is like a patchwork of countless pieces of fabric: what you may not like in one piece of fabric, might be beautiful in another."

Aron Ain is an incredibly prolific and varied writer whose works span several genres and topics. His writings have become increasingly popular in recent years, with The Magisterial Academy trilogy particularly gaining attention. His accessible books and stories provide readers of all ages and backgrounds with thought-provoking ideas and journeys of personal growth. All of his writings focus on themes of choice, self-reflection, personal growth, and ultimately personal power. His works offer a refreshing and engaging perspective on life's big questions.