Books with author Dean Griffiths

The Antanestians are back!Kweezy Capolza has to return to his planet, Antanesta, with a payload of old pots and pans from Earth. Four helpful kids from Earth are accompanying Kweezy and his crew. Eva and Lara have been before but Joe and Elliot are also all set for a new space adventure. Extracting the krizzlejox energy source from the non-stick Teflon pans is going to be essential for the future survival of the ant-persons.However, chaos and destruction await the occupants of the aliens’ spaceship. When they arrive on Antanesta they can see the science and technology centre has been destroyed! The evil Kraxish have returned to wage war on their old enemies, the ant-persons. Will the Earth children be able to return home before the football match ends? Will they ever get back home?

Bed time can be a special time for kids. It gives parents some quiet time to interact with a child; one on one. With the right topics it can be a great teaching time. That is how these stories came into being. These books were begun for our grandchildren., so every story includes a grandchild as an active participant in the adventures. In addition, They get to use their imagination, and suggest other characters or other story lines. We always end the stories with happy endings, with a moral and then their nightly prayers. On a side note, by the end of a story, they are usually relaxed and ready to go right to sleep. As the children grow older, they like to read the books themselves, and even imagine stories for themselves so the teaching continues. The characters of the stories have definitive personalities, which are reflective of how they interact with us and each other in real life. Moxie stealing Rupert’s bones and Cooper helping turtles across the road or bringing us to an injured raccoon are just a few examples.

Bed time can be a special time for kids. It gives parents some quiet time to interact with a child; one on one. With the right topics it can be a great teaching time. That is how these stories came into being. These books were begun for our grandchildren., so every story includes a grandchild as an active participant in the adventures. In addition, They get to use their imagination, and suggest other characters or other story lines. We always end the stories with happy endings, with a moral and then their nightly prayers. On a side note, by the end of a story, they are usually relaxed and ready to go right to sleep. As the children grow older, they like to read the books themselves, and even imagine stories for themselves so the teaching continues. The characters of the stories have definitive personalities, which are reflective of how they interact with us and each other in real life. Moxie stealing Rupert’s bones and Cooper helping turtles across the road or bringing us to an injured raccoon are just a few examples.Ed GriffithsNote: thanks to my wife Gayle for all her support and suggestions. These books/stories would not be nearly as good or as much fun with out her inputs.