Books with author Alison H. Wright

***All author royalties from Amazon sales of The Exchange Trip are donated to The Donkey Sanctuary. The Sanctuary, like most charities, is in urgent need of funds since it cannot raise money by its usual means whilst restrictions on normal activities are in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Animal charities in particular are not receiving financial support from the government during the crisis.*** Luke Silvester doesn't believe that someone in the Italian village where his class is staying is practising magic. That is, until he sees them turn into an owl and fly off. He too wants to soar off into the night, and gulps down leftover magic potion. But it's not just Luke who gets transformed; his entire exchange trip - in fact, his entire life - changes. Just when it seems to Luke and his new friend, Marcy, that all hope of changing him back is lost, Marcy spots one last chance to put things right. *** "A well written story, full of intrigue and twists, and fun to read." Leona Deakin, author of Gone and Lost.***

The second book in The Hybrid Chronicles focuses on the son of the infamous Alassayus and Sebastian Blair. At the age of two, their son Tai receives these strange and particular tattoos that give him the ability to control fire. He also begins to have dreams about a girl with onyx black hair and and blue eyes. What could this girl mean to him? Why is he dreaming about her? Tai embarks on a journey where he meets this girl and finds out there is more to her than just a dream.

The second book in The Hybrid Chronicles focuses on the son of the infamous Alassayus and Sebastian Blair. At the age of two, their son Tai receives these strange and particular tattoos that give him the ability to control fire. He also begins to have dreams about a girl with onyx black hair and and blue eyes. What could this girl mean to him? Why is he dreaming about her? Tai embarks on a journey where he meets this girl and finds out there is more to her than just a dream.

***All author royalties from Amazon sales of this book are being donated to The Donkey Sandtuary. Most charities are in urgent need of funds since they cannot raise money by their usual means whilst restrictions are in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Animal charities in particular are not receiving financial support from the government during the crisis.***Thirteen-year-old Luke Silvester is on a school trip with his Italian language class from Micklemarsh High School. They're staying in Caravalla, normally a small wine-producing town in the north of Italy, but now all the vineyards are blighted. Except one. The one owned by Riccardo and Serena Valli and their 11-year-old daughter, Marcy, with whom Luke is staying. There are rumours in the superstitious town that Riccardo has cast a spell to ruin everyone else's crops. Luke's firm belief that magic doesn't exist is called increasingly into question as strange things keep happening around him. He finally has to accept magic is real when he witnesses a human being become an owl and fly off into the night. He too wants to soar off into the night, and gulps down leftover magic potion. But it's not just Luke who gets transformed; his entire school trip - and his entire life - change too. Just when it seems to Luke and his new friend, Marcy, that all hope of changing him back is lost, Marcy spots one last chance to put things right.

***All author royalties from Amazon sales of Coco the Cat are donated to Cats Protection. Like most charities, Cats Protection is in urgent need of funds since it cannot raise money by its usual means whilst restrictions on normal activities are in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Animal charities in particular are not receiving financial support from the government during the crisis.*** Mr and Mrs Gale and their children Harry and Maisie, are moving house. They are all very excited about this big change, except for their cat, Coco. For Coco, moving house isn't easy. Eventually Coco, the Gale family, and two neighbours, come up with an idea that will make all of them happy. Illustrated short story, aimed at 5-8 year olds to be read to them, or to read themselves.