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Written by the author of The Wishing Flower and The Magic of Laven-Rock, Rajah and the Big Blue Ball looks into the face of the unknown.
Rajah, the big black dog, likes to play in his big back yard.
He chases the leaves. He sniffs the air every day. It is his favorite place.
One day a strange thing happens. Something hits Rajah on the head. It scares him.
A blue ball is up in the sky.
Where did the ball come from? Did it do it on purpose? Did it want to make him afraid?
Rajah has to find the courage to take back his own world. | |  | | The Magic of Laven-Rock
The people of K'briandron lived an ideal life.
The purple and blue magic created by the Jockspurs suppied their every need.
That is, until the coming of the Lockstick.
Princess Kaylin Veronica and her cousin, Prince Theodore, escape the confines of their royal lives and set out to find the being who has caused so many problems in their land.
Written by the author of The Wishing Flower, The Magic of Laven-Rock is a delightful fairy tale where children learn that sharing is much better than fighting, and that people throughout the world are not very different from themselves. | |  | | The Wishing Flower Second Edition
After years of living a life of ease and prosperity, something happens in the Kingdom of Laven-Cleve.
The people of the village could not remember when their most precious gift stopped coming, but at festivals, and especially at Christmas time, the villagers missed this special joy most of all.
It is the Queen who first notices the sadness in the village, and it is she who decides something must be done.
It's going to take a miracle to return the kingdom to its perfect happiness...
A miracle that can only become possible
through a gentle nature, a kind heart, and a little magic.
After years of living a life of ease and prosperity, something happens in the Kingdom of Laven-Cleve.
The people of the village could not remember when their most precious gift stopped coming, but at festivals, and especially at Christmas time, the villagers missed this special joy most of all.
It is the Queen who first notices the sadness in the village, and it is she who decides something must be done.
It's going to take a miracle to return the kingdom to its perfect happiness...
A miracle that can only become possible
through a gentle nature, a kind heart, and a little m |
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