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The Red Shawl
To Lily, the garden she helped to create is a magical place, one she loves to share with her friend, Megan. One day, without warning, Megan moves away. As a parting gift, she sends Lily a beautiful red shawl knitted by her grandmother.
Lily is lost without her friend – until she hears the barking of a strange dog and goes into the garden to investigate. The familiar hedge has disappeared; so has the garden gate. Now there is a stone wall and a heavy wooden door. When Lily dares to lift the heavy latch and go through the door she finds a new friend and discovers a world far different from her own. She visits her new friend, Effie, and her little dog, Lupin, regularly – and with them she has an adventure she could never have dreamt of. Twice she parts with the red shawl when others have greater need of it, and when she parts with it forever the shawl becomes a symbol of love and friendship that reaches through time.
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The Roadside Fairies
The roadside fairies have lived alongside us for many years, living by paths in secret dwellings across the lands before there were major roads and motor vehicles. Their main role was to heal creatures when they became ill or sustained injuries using their magic and potions. Over time, the roadside fairies had to readjust and move their dwellings due to major roads being built and vehicles becoming extremely fast and dangerous. The creatures of the forests needed the roadside fairies help more than ever as more and more where being injured. The roadside fairies, led by Great Elders, had learned to communicate with the creatures who held them in very high esteem. Young fairies called Limes start to rebel against the old ways, wanting to acquire the sacred ‘Book of the Elders’ that contained old dark magic that had not been used for centuries. This book was protected by a Great Elder called Beatri. Clover, a young girl living in a commune in the forest, is drawn into the battle to protect ‘The Book of the Elders’.
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The Sand Gargoyle and The Forest Gargoyle in One Volume
The Sand Gorgoyle is a story about a little cheeky creature that lives on the beaches all over the world. In this story, the children can write their name, which will make them part of the story (after all, every child can be mischievous and cheeky). The children can also colour in the pictures in this book in any colour, which will fill them with delight and laughter.
The Forest Gorgoyle is a story about a magical creature that lives in the forest during the spring and summer months. This creature likes to help nature in the forest as well as the animal and birds. All over the world, this delightful book should fill the children’s imagination that will want them to explore the forests and trees around them.
If not, then I am sure it will lead to some lovely dreams instead. So why not enter the world of the gorgoyles today?
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The Scissor Family and Friends
All is quiet in the dusty dark workroom belonging to the old and retired toy maker who made stuffed toys and teddy bears. That is until the dazzling full moon sends beams of bright sparkly light through the sash window onto the box of scissors resting on the workbench. All of a sudden, there is a stirring as the twinkling moonbeams hit the shiny blades of the scissors and they magically come to life.
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The Secrets Of A Princess
Loosely based on the classic tale Beauty and the Beast this story follows a compassionate young man who discovers a castle filled with mystery, but not as mysterious as the woman that resides there, for she is hiding something… something magical. Will he win the trust of her and the servants that live there? Or will their stories remain unheard?
This book will inspire and engage the reader throughout, showing them that we should accept others regardless of their flaws, be kind, and to understand that perfection does not exist!
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The Shadow of the Rowan Tree
Are you a believer? The future of humanity depends on it!
This story follows Daisy and Margot, the tooth fairy she dreams of, as they discover new things about each other’s worlds and find themselves in a plot to save them both. Daisy discovers that Aspirion, the fairy kingdom, is more real than she ever could have imagined, whilst Margot uncovers an unexpected treachery which threatens their survival.
A tale of friendship, lies, teamwork and the power of believing. Two worlds inextricably linked with the potential to destroy each other. Will the belief in hope and magic overcome the odds?
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The Six Macs and the Slime Monster from Loch Ness
Thrusting their arms into the air with clenched fists they shout, "The Six Macs". Scruffy MacTuffy had no ideas that his nightmare was about to almost come true. Meeting for a fishing trip could have been a bad idea after their biggest catch got away, but what was it that got away? The Six Macs explore the opposite side of the river after a daredevil bridge crossing where they find a long dark cave leading to a journey of danger and something a little bit on the scary side. That evening they tell their parents what they saw, but they think their stories are a bit too imaginative. So a second trip is arranged for the following day with their parents coming along. The parents keep joking about the Six Macs' story but they will soon believe every single word they said.
David J Dawkins has been writing stories for his son for many years. It's only recently now he is older that his son suggested that he should get them published.
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The Snowman
This delightful story follows the excitement of four children when they realise they have the day off school and can now play in the snow. They quickly get up and get dressed with a mission to build a snowman.
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The Spirit of the Star
Seren, an imaginative, curious young girl discovers a forgotten dusty journal hidden away in an attic. It details the life of Bess, a 19th Century adventurer. Through reading Bess’s journal Seren has her own dream adventures. The stories are inspired by traditional tales, myths and legends. So come on a journey that is full of magic, talking animals, giants, gods, witches, mythical beings and monsters.
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The Star Friend
This heart-warming and charming story captures the magic of a child’s imagination. It highlights the importance of friendships – be they real and tangible, or completely imaginary.
The Star Friend makes for wonderful bedtime reading with a friendly and accessible writing style. Children and adults alike will be enchanted by the engaging narrative.
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The Superpower of Caring For Others
A very exciting story of a young lady who lives on a dream Island where only people with a good heart can live. She uses her superpower to help people around the world.
Battling crime, she discovers that to develop more superpowers she must overcome her own traumas. She has to face a father who abandoned the family and then realise that forgiveness is the key. Tchissola starts helping people overcome their struggles. Her clock gives her direction about where and when she is needed.
A very exciting story full of drama, action and fantasy leading to a journey full of excitement.
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The Tale of Light and Dark
The daughter of planet Saiko’s king, Princess Penelope, has taken her magic wand without permission and accidentally created a completely new planet, Crossfire. There is an ongoing struggle and fight between light and the dark on this planet. So Penelope comes up with a great idea: she organises a race! Both forces, light and dark, must take a part in it.
What will be the winner’s prize? The prize is intimidating because the winner will take over all the power on Crossfire. Who will be stronger? Who will win? Will this planet become a good or an evil place? What will happen to all the creatures that live there?
£15.99