Books with author Juliet Juliet

When Spout, a young goblin who lives in The Forest of the Hooting Owl, decides to go on his first big adventure alone in The Big Lands, things don’t go quite as he’s planned. Not that he actually has a plan, other than having an adventure.The moral of this tale, if it ever became a legend of the forest, would be ‘Don’t go adventuring on an empty stomach’, but as Sprout’s never going to let anyone in the forest know about it, we won’t worry about such things. Suffice it to say, that food plays a large part in this tale. Waste food, squishy food, food for making steps and food out through which tunnelling is a necessity. There is also some eating.Oh, and there’s a rabbit. And no, the rabbit is not food.The Goblin and a Lucky Escape is a 5,000 word short story in the world of the Tales from the Forest of the Hooting Owl. It takes place before the main series of books and is aimed at children of 8-12 years old and anyone else who is young of heart. Read this story today and get your first taste of a Sprout that has no connection at all with greens (except for that fact that he is green, of course).

From the time I was just 2 years old, I can remember my parents fighting incessantly. I am ten now, and nothing has changed, not by way of fighting anyway. What has changed is that my parents are getting divorced. Yes, I spent the better part of my childhood listening to fights and nonsense, and now they are parting ways at my tender age of 10. I feel robbed of my childhood, but what’s a girl to do? Kelsey will find soon enough that nothing is at it seems.