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Children
Publisher: Alpha Wolf Publishing
ISBN-10: 0615853498
Pages: 172
Copyright: Jul 18, 2013
ISBN-13: 9780615853499
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
Beginnings is a magical adventure through a fantasy world where a brave little girl takes on a seemingly invincible foe to save a ghost and find a treasure. Along the way she makes new friends who help her do the impossible, or does she?
Throughout time children of all ages have fantasised about the magical worlds of fairies, witches and dragons. In this lovely story, you will be taken to a place where some of these magical folk live. You the reader, whether old or young, will be able to use your imagination and visit along with Mary Sumeridge a new and exciting world. You will be taken to a magical place where you will meet dragon people, who are no bigger than the largest of red roses. You will meet a tiny Troll named Poppy, who gets around by flying on the back of a seagull, Granny Ann can change into a tiny bird and a boy named Frank, who can fly. Mary Sumeridge has the fight of her life when she takes on a wicked witch to save a ghost as well as find a treasure.
Beginnings is a fantasy book full of adventure which will thoroughly entertain the reader. It takes us on a quest through a fantasy world with Mary Sumeridge, a brave little girl who with the help of her friends, the dragon people, a boy who can fly, a tiny troll and her wonderful Grandmother, all go in search of a ghost child and along the way Mary finds a treasure like no other. This is a story which will warm your hearts and take you to worlds which your imagination can only dream of, with the help of a little magic, of course.
Excerpt
Granny Ann twinkled her fingers in the air, and all of a sudden, things started to move in a wave as if a giant’s hand had waved a fan through the air. A cup and saucer immediately sprouted wings and flew onto the table, followed closely by a teapot, which was having tea leaves dropping into it like snowflakes out of midair. The teapot then had boiling water pouring into it from the kettle, which had flown from the top of the wooden stove. Next came the milk jug doing a little dance as it poured a little milk into the cup, before it bowed and danced away to the middle of the table. It was followed closely by the sugar bowl, with seemed to find its own set of legs.
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