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==Fairies of Curtis Road== | ==Fairies of Curtis Road== | ||
| − | Published in 2014 by [[Castle Top Games]] | + | * Published in 2014 by [[Castle Top Games]] |
| − | Written by [[Donald Semora]] | + | * Written by [[Donald Semora]] |
| − | ISBN Number 978-1-940155-00-5 | + | * ISBN Number 978-1-940155-00-5 |
| − | 155 Pages | + | * 155 Pages |
This book is about two young girls names Alissa and Sarah who are asked by the fairies of the woods to help them get back the key to their happiness that were stolen by the [[Snufflewumps]]. The girls go on a fantastic journey in [[Deep Dirt]] and try to get this magical key back. In the process they learn about each others and what it means to help and be sisters. This is author [[Donald Semora]]'s first attempt at young reader fiction. | This book is about two young girls names Alissa and Sarah who are asked by the fairies of the woods to help them get back the key to their happiness that were stolen by the [[Snufflewumps]]. The girls go on a fantastic journey in [[Deep Dirt]] and try to get this magical key back. In the process they learn about each others and what it means to help and be sisters. This is author [[Donald Semora]]'s first attempt at young reader fiction. | ||
Revision as of 19:47, 1 December 2015
Fairies of Curtis Road
- Published in 2014 by Castle Top Games
- Written by Donald Semora
- ISBN Number 978-1-940155-00-5
- 155 Pages
This book is about two young girls names Alissa and Sarah who are asked by the fairies of the woods to help them get back the key to their happiness that were stolen by the Snufflewumps. The girls go on a fantastic journey in Deep Dirt and try to get this magical key back. In the process they learn about each others and what it means to help and be sisters. This is author Donald Semora's first attempt at young reader fiction.
