Books with author Chris Phillips

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Two years ago, I accidentally, yeah maybe on purpose, crossed that line with my best friend and it ruined everything. I haven't seen him much since.But now he's standing at my door. Same lumberjack build. Same dark hair that begs my fingers to run through it. And then he gives me that half smile, and I know I'm about to agree to do something I'm going to regret. I've got to spend two months with him now… and that's not the worst part.

Miss Chief, Miss Fit, & Miss Take, are three stories I wrote to read to my son in 1977, when he was 5 years old. He loved the Mister Men books by Roger Hargreaves, especially Mr Tickle, and at that time Roger Hargreaves had not written his “Little Miss” books. I sent my three scripts to his publisher in 1978, but they were not taken up. Not long afterwards, in 1981 they published his “Little Miss” series.Miss Chief was a very small and skinny little girl. She lived in an old rabbit warren along with her brother, Hanker Chief. (or Hank R Chief)I read my Miss Chief book to a class of 7 year olds in a School in Bay City, Michigan, USA, and they loved it, and I was told that they often referred to Miss Chief for several months afterwards.I hope that many more young children will like this series, which I am self publishing.Miss Chief certainly gets up to loads of mischief