Books

The Adventures of Mr Harry C is a short illustrated story about a friendly cupid who has lost his glasses. Without his glasses he cannot spread love around the world. Join in the adventure and meet all the colourful friends who help Mr Harry C on his journey. A celebration of different characters and a depiction of how putting judgement aside can bring unity, friendship and a helping hand in those times of need.

The brochure Lied is a short illustrated story of a first time mum's journey into motherhood.

It depicts issues which are still a big part of our community and which affect many mothers today.  These issues include anxiety, depression, fear and even breastfeeding.

The purpose of the book is to give assurance to mothers who maybe struggling with motherhood.  It is important to let them know that they are doing an amazing job and that they are stronger than they think.

Deep down within each of us lies Wonder Woman.

 
Superdad is the sequel to “The Brochure Lied”
Superdad is a short illustrated story of a first time dad’s journey into fatherhood.
It depicts issues which are still a part of our community and which affect many fathers today. These issues include anxiety, depression, fear, pressure to provide, to man up and the dreaded spotlight.
The purpose of this book is to give assurance to fathers who maybe struggling with fatherhood. It is important to let them know that they are doing an amazing job and that they are stronger than they think.
Deep down within each of us lies Superman.
 

Kelly falls asleep in the shade of an old oak tree wishing to be more than just an ordinary teenager.

An orphaned swan princess from another time, a distant galaxy, plays her harp deep within the burrows beneath the same old oak tree; hoping music will bring her some comfort. The tension between the companions has been far too great as of late, especially between Vlad the rat and Dyllon the old toad. Not to mention the crazy antics of Tovah the owl, whose obsession with Holy Water has brought no comfort to the inhabitants of the burrow either.

The sweet melody of the harp stirs something deep within Kelly as she slumbers – ancient magic. With the stroke of each string, visions suddenly appear of a great war, a lost babe and a mysterious blue eyed warrior. It all feels so real, as if the dreamer is a part of it.

Startled by the visions and the familiarity of the warriors eyes, Kelly runs home not knowing that life as she knew it will never be the same, including that of the companions who have called this planet their home for forty long years.

With each new day, the magic grows, causing Kelly to question everything that she has ever known – her teachers, her parents and her purpose.

Nights are bombarded by dreams. Dreams of a long lost tomb and a mysterious golden knight forever asleep on a bed of rosemary until… he moves, grabbing Kelly by the arm. She wakes screaming, panting and covered in her sweat yet relieved as it was only a dream, a bad dream, a nightmare and now it was over. But the relief is short lived – the golden knight’s glove is pulled through making the dream as real as can be and in turn turning Kelly’s world upside down.

Nothing makes sense anymore. As the days go by, her relationship with her beloved parents dwindles but the magic within continues to grow, gifting her with strength, sight, speed and hearing – extraordinary unearthly powers. Powers which are also part of the key to re-opening the portal and going back home to save their home from an unimaginable evil. The small motley crue of companions from another galaxy, the golden knight and an ordinary girl from earth will uncover that they have a lot more in common than they could possibly ever imagine.