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Disturbances by Bill Hunt.

Disturbances by Bill Hunt.

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There is no holiday quite like Christmas. It is almost everyone’s favorite time of year. The snow, the presents, the lights, the food, the fun, the family – it is all so wonderful! Don’t you wish it would never end? Be careful what you wish for. Chaos and confusion erupt when not one, but two, careless wishes disrupt the lives of our favorite miniature dragons and their human Guardians. The evil Dr. David Simpson may be safely behind bars, but all is far from well, in Disturbances: the third book in the Garson series by author Bill Hunt. Ho-ho-hold on!…

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Grandpa Explains the Snow by W.H. Matlack.

Grandpa Explains the Snow by W.H. Matlack.

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With Christmas just around the corner, here’s a lovely book for the kids to read! It’s snowing! Grandpa remembers what it was like when he was a child. His grandkids want to hear all about fun in the snow when Grandpa was their age. Grandpa Explains the Snow presents a beautifully rendered look at what life was like in a 1950s neighborhood. The book has been designed to present all of the warmth and good feelings of discovery that surround childhood, no matter what time period. You’ll want to gather your family around this book to explore the wonders of…

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Christmas is getting nearer…

Christmas is getting nearer…

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Here is the perfect book! The Sled tells the Christmas story of how our heroine, Naomi, struggles to save Santa from the frozen icicles hurled by the Frost King to freeze everything Christmas.  Together with Duchess the Sled Dog, a friendly Bighorn and a snow leopard, Naomi and her cobbled-together junkyard sled trek to the North Pole, tracking the Frost King as he freezes reindeer, elves and even Santa’s own red sleigh. Embarrassed by her junkyard double-runnered sled, Naomi won’t sled with her classmates, but instead falls down Bear Canyon into the Frost King’s icicle jail.  The Frost King, abandoned…

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BRITTLE’S ACADEMY FOR THE MAGICALLY UNSTABLE by Lily Mae Walters.

BRITTLE’S ACADEMY FOR THE MAGICALLY UNSTABLE by Lily Mae Walters.

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It’s Charlie’s first day at high school, his blazer is too big and his shoes are too small, but that’s the least of his worries. He’s been missed off the class lists and is now enrolled in a new school called Brittle’s Academy with a magical and mysterious head teacher. But to stay at Brittle’s Charlie must pass one of the tests…otherwise he’ll be sent to Oblivion! Buy here on Amazon Buy here on Barnes and Noble

Another great book for Halloween

Another great book for Halloween

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Illustrated children’s horror and ghost stories An “imaginary” friend, a haunted attic, a cursed mirror, gremlins in a coalmine, an unfortunate meal and a car propelled by a ghost.  Author Melissa Harker Ridenour presents six supernatural tales with a discussion setting out both sides of the Paranormal question.  DO YOU BELIEVE? Let your children decide with this entertaining book. Buy here on Amazon Buy here on Barnes and Noble

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A selection of ebooks related to Halloween from www.crimsoncloakpublishing.com Did you know that all our ebooks are free under Kindle Unlimited membership? Here are some of our children’s books associated with Halloween!

Guest Blog by Rich Pitman.

Guest Blog by Rich Pitman.

Do you write books as a career, or are you currently still juggling your author time with a full or part time job? I would love to write as a career, but I am still working full time and squeezing some writing in where I can. It’s a little more challenging now I have two little ones to entertain. The first three books were written a number of years ago, so now I have to update the story and finish the fourth book called ‘Jimmy Threepwood and the divider of fabric and space.  2. Have you always wanted to be…

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Wordsearch

We have wordsearch puzzles based on each of our books free to download from a link on the Freebies page of our website. Check them out here Here is one of them to start you off!

Guest Blog by Jane Finch.

Guest Blog by Jane Finch.

A Few Facts About Ravens. Ravens are known to be highly intelligent – up there with the chimpanzees. They roam in adolescent ‘gangs’, are playful and mischievous, and can imitate human speech on a par with parrots. With a shiny, ebony body and a piercing stare they have often been the source of myths and legends. Ravens mate for life and are known to show empathy for one another. Strangely, a flock of ravens is called an ‘unkindness’. After many hours watching ravens interact with other animals and birds, author Jane Finch decided to write an adventure featuring these enigmatic…

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