A young boy takes a family trip to Wales, there he takes a tour around a cavern, and a guide fills his head with tales that, well lets leave the rest of it for later, except to say, wood can talk.
AS THICK AS TWO PLANKS OF WOOD.
A childrens story about a boy who takes a family trip to Wales. There he learns of ancient stories that set his imagination on fire.
So later that day, as they returned home to London, he fell asleep in the car, he dreamed of what he had heard, all those wonderful stories .
Excerpt
It is the seventy-fifth year of Middlestitch School in London. Celebrations are planned, there is an excitement in the air. However, one pupil, James Figg has a problem he cannot get out of his mind-his holiday in the hills of Wales. It was there he first found a friend called Ash; and it was then things started to go rather odd. Even his form teacher Mr. Phanning became involved, as did Miss Caramila, the music teacher. Do not forget the excitement of Ms. Manley the headmistress-also not to forget-the Almost Welsh School Choir.
Gemma succeeds in starting a girls' football team at her new school, but bitter rival Tyrone does everything he can to stop the girls playing. So begins a battle of wits between the girls and boys, and also between Gemma and sports teacher, Mrs Lawfo
Children love to sink their teeth into sweet and delicious fruit. This story and teaching will have them sinking their hearts into the Fruit of the Spirit.