Thursday, 28 March 2013
Easter
Easter weekend is nearly upon us, so before I get caught up in the midst of family clamouring for attention, I wanted to take this chance to thank you for being part of my life by reading my blog and wish you the best for this time of the year.
I hope, whatever Easter means to you, that you enjoy any time that you get to spend with loved ones, recharge your batteries and make the most of this springtime (well when it arrives - it appears to have got lost).
Wishing you all a Happy Easter,
Love Marie.
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Easter Wrapped Up
We all know how much children like to get chocolate eggs for Easter, but what about something different? Something that will last a bit longer? something that can be shared with other people? What about a book?
The Guardian of the Globe is a first chapter fantsay book featuring wood elves, a stag a unicorn and one little girl who arrives in their kingdom via a snow globe.
Other books also available from this author. Click on the links to find out more.
Tales of an Old Wizard is a collection of stories for 9+ They centre on Greum, a 700yr old elemental wizard who is befriended by a small boy who delights in tricking him into telling stories.
All the profits from this book go to charity.
Set in the underwater world off the coast of Kauai, enter the mystical
world of Harmonie, the Princess of Peace, and her new Mystic Princess friends
as they use their special powers to save Harmonie from the God of War, Ares,
and his children who try to capture her. Learn about the Princesses' special
powers inherited from King Neptune, Pele, Mother Nature, the Goddess Iris and
the Goddess Aphrodite. Join these Mystic Princesses on their journey through
life lessons on trust and self-confidence to which everyone can relate and
delight in their triumph over evil opposition.
Where the
Rainbow Touches Ground
After Daddy reads the story of the leprechauns
guarding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, Annie believes the story is
true and sets off to search for the pot of gold. Find out what happens when she
gets lost and Daddy finds her.
Other books available form this author. Please go to the links to find out more.
Fudnickle
Brown wants to go to school to be just like his dad. When he gets there it's
all down hill.
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Other books available from this author. Please click on the links to see her full range.
Patchwork Dog has a knack for getting into trouble and his best friend,
Calico Cat usually winds up right in the middle of the mess with him. Calico
would rather spend her days sleeping in her nice comfortable bed, staying safe
and worry free. She knows better than to follow Patchy when he is out looking
for a new adventure, but she tags along anyway just in case…
Twig Stories’ royalties are shared with conservation nonprofits.
When a melting glacier bursts an ice dam, a river floods an old growth
forest, and surrounds an ancient tree. Impish, stick creatures – the Old Seeder
Twigs - are stranded. Their fate is tied to a goliath, sinister beaver named
Slapper and his colony. But will they help?
Have you ever wished your cat could talk or
wondered where he/she goes when you are not around? Kiwi in Cat
City is the first book in a series,
of which there are six fun adventures so far.
Kiwi seems like a typical moggie, content to nap in the sun and chase shadows, but she has a secret: she is a magical cat from a place called Cat City. With her two humans, James and Amy, Kiwi finds mysteries and adventures, dealing with catnappings, jewel thieves, giant rats, time travel, haunted houses, Father Christmas, pyramids and more. The fun stories contain positive messages about loyalty, friendship, honesty, bullying and the power of standing together.
Kiwi seems like a typical moggie, content to nap in the sun and chase shadows, but she has a secret: she is a magical cat from a place called Cat City. With her two humans, James and Amy, Kiwi finds mysteries and adventures, dealing with catnappings, jewel thieves, giant rats, time travel, haunted houses, Father Christmas, pyramids and more. The fun stories contain positive messages about loyalty, friendship, honesty, bullying and the power of standing together.
So now you know what to ask the Easter Bunny to bring. They may cost a little more but they will last a lot longer (perhaps 2 or more relatives could club together)
Whatever you get for Easter I hope you have a great one and all that remains is for me to thank all the authors for taking part and allowing me to showcase their work.
Happy Easter
Marie
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