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p style="text-align: justify">The story is told by Toland, a twelve year old Anglo-Saxon boy who is living with his family in a settlement in 8th century Northumbria. In the king's absence, the mighty Eorl Uhtred is destroying villages and settlements, and in an attempt to stop him, Toland's father must ride to find the king, leaving Toland the terrible task of escorting his family to safety. He faces a Viking invasion and must promise to carry the Lindisfarne Gospels to safety. Chased by the Eorl, and facing many dangers, he is help | |  | | Little Boy Good-For-Nothing and the Shongololo An original African folk tale, written during my years spent in Central Africa, with repetitions to help beginning readers and illustrated by the author. Suitable for children aged 5 to 7 years.
p style="text-align: justify">span style="font-family: Tahoma">span style="font-size: medium">Brave Little Boy Good-For-Nothing must go to the rain-keeper’s hut to bring back the rain-cloud and save his village from drought. Fierce crocodiles guard the rain-cloud, but with the help of his friend the Shongololo, the lion and the moon-moths, he rescues the animals that go bump in the night, sets free the moon, and becomes Little Boy Good-For-Something. br />
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Enchanta
by Jay Dubya
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Enchanta (50,000 words) is an imaginative young adult fantasy novel for children eight to thirteen that adults could also enjoy. The story has lots of magic, adventure and surprises. |
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