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A Reindeer's Christmas
Tamsin Wood, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Independently published, Nov. 11, 2019)It's Christmas Eve and Santa is in a bit of a pickle. His usual mode of transport is useless due to heavy snow and he has no idea how he will deliver all the presents in time. That is, until a young boy offers to help, by lending him his herd of magical reindeer.
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Tales on Canglford Nock
Tamsin Wood, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Oct. 28, 2016)Tales on Canglford Nock - Volume 1 takes you further into the magical world inhabited by Imogen Shimmersprite and her fairy friends. The combination of Tamsin Wood's talent for rhyme as well as reason together with Sarah Waterfield's fabulous illustrations will captivate readers of all ages.
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Tales on Canglford Nock Volume 2
Tamsin Wood, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 13, 2018)Four new rhyming stories featuring enchanting fairies brought to life by Tamsin Wood and Sarah Waterfield
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The Elf's Journey
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Crimson Cloak Publishing, Aug. 1, 2017)Elf brothers Jack and George are stranded on an island. A fairy grants Jack a wish which he uses for the benefit of his brother, while George thinks only of his own comfort. George is ashamed of his behaviour, and resolves to be more thoughtful in future: both elves are flown home to safety on a magic carpet. The "journey" of the title refers to George's moral journey, learning to be less selfish in his attitude. This is a charming fable of consideration and thoughtfulness, set in the magical world of the village of Tralado created by Rosita Bird and beautifully brought to life by Sarah Waterfield's colourful illustrations.
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Witch Wobblyknees and the Wibbly Wobbly Wand
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
eBook (Crimson Cloak Publishing, Nov. 16, 2016)Witch Wobblyknees is a bit of a recluse and too mean to replace her faulty wand. When she meets an old friend at a reunion event she is persuaded to get a new one - and once she has used it to brighten up her little cottage she is inspired to rejoin village life and become part of her community again. A charming fable about tolerance and self-confidence, written by Rosita Bird and set in her fictional village of Tralado, depicted in Sarah Waterfield's gloriously quirky illustrations.
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Witch Wobblyknees and the Wibbly Wobbly Wand
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Crimson Cloak Publishing, Oct. 14, 2016)Witch Wobblyknees is a bit of a recluse and too mean to replace her faulty wand. When she meets an old friend at a reunion event she is persuaded to get a new one - and once she has used it to brighten up her little cottage she is inspired to rejoin village life and become part of her community again. A charming fable about tolerance and self-confidence, written by Rosita Bird and set in her fictional village of Tralado, depicted in Sarah Waterfield's gloriously quirky illustrations.
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The Elf's Journey
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
eBook (Crimson Cloak Publishing, Aug. 4, 2017)Elf brothers Jack and George are stranded on an island. A fairy grants Jack a wish which he uses for the benefit of his brother, while George thinks only of his own comfort. George is ashamed of his behavior, and resolves to be more thoughtful in future: both elves are flown home to safety on a magic carpet.The "journey" of the title refers to George's moral journey, learning to be less selfish in his attitude. This is a charming fable of consideration and thoughtfulness, set in the magical world of the village of Tralado created by Rosita Bird and beautifully brought to life by Sarah Waterfield's colorful illustrations.
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The Elf's Secret
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Independently published, May 18, 2020)Robin the elf worries too much about himself, so much so, that he doesn't realise he is the same as every other elf. Beautifully illustrated by Sarah Waterfield. A charming story with an important message.
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The Elf's Secret
Rosita Bird, Sarah Waterfield
Paperback (Crimson Cloak Publishing, Dec. 1, 2015)Robin the elf worries too much about himself, so much so, that he doesn’t realise he is the same as every other elf. Beautifully illustrated by Sarah Waterfield, Rosita Bird's charming and entertaining little story carries an important life lesson for children.