Squidgy on the Brook

Squidgy on the Brook

by Kenneth G. Old, Patty Old West

240 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781617773136

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When Mrs. Squidge, also known as Squidgy, an aspiring magician from Cornwall, moves onto the Brook where the Little People live, their peace and the safety of their Book of Lore is compromised. Seven of the tiny folk, only half a thumb high, have been hiding from the wicked Wizard of Wozzle ever since he invaded their homeland a thousand years ago. Now that Squidgy has seen two of them, they are sure she will tell the wizard and he will waste no time coming to find them. That strikes fear and dread into their hearts. As three of the Little People seek help from a missionary family in Pakistan, the other four get acquainted with three young children who might help fulfill the prophecy of the Return. Will the Twith be able to find another secure place to live? Or will they have to move to London, far away from their homeland? In Squidgy on the Brook, the second installment of The Twith Logue Chronicles, you will be surprised how the wizard can change his appearance. Find out how his attempts to find the Little People are foiled. Discover how it is that children are able to help and why they must always tell the truth. Squidgy on the Brook will draw you into the realm of fantasy where you will want to boo the villain and cheer for the tiny folk.

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