Books with author Victoria Marshall

You think you know about the tooth fairy? You don't. The real one's much more scary.This is a story about real fairies. They are not made of sugar or spice or anything nice. Oh no. They are dangerous. And worst of all, they detest children. Will anyone come to the aid of Bertie Binx when he is confronted by the ugliest, greediest and most dangerous fairy of them all? Or will Madam Tooth Fairy succeed in harvesting the teeth of every innocent child in Willow?An amusing and gothic escapade, The Fairy Beasts is not to be missed!

In this sublimely reflective tale of Aiden Walsh, the new kid with autism at school, the reader is taken to his poignant yet fulfilling sojourn to acceptance and finding strength within himself. From peering through a frosted window while watching boys and girls playing soccer, Aiden rises from the shackles of autism as he dances across the ballroom floor with the grace and elegance of a swan. Aiden's Waltz provides a subtle and visually appealing way in dealing with autism to parents, educators, therapists, and just about anyone who seeks to understand the developmental disorder. In the end, Marin shares with the reader that children with autism are like every other child who needs love, care and respect.

Eggy Peggy has lost her leggy and she wants it back! Eggy Peggy hops from one kitchen landmark to the next in search of her lost leg, until suddenly she finds herself in serious hot water. Eggy Peggy is then left wondering "How important is an old peg leg anyway?" Quirky yet easy to read, this offbeat tale plays out in delicious illustrations - and winks at the reader with its cheeky twist! Written and illustrated by Victoria Hall. www.victoriahallauthor.com.

Kate The Kat is an innovative children's book written by the insightful child author, Victoria Hall. The lessons in this book include the value of friendship and patience. Kate knows what she wants to give her mother for her birthday, but doesn't know how to accomplish this task without the help of her friends. Every child will be intrigued with the colorful illustrations by artist, Cheryl Brady. Each of the story's characters have unique personalities and traits. Watch your child's enthusiasm grows with each page. This is a book you will read over and over again to your children.

Every night when the stars come out, three furry friends explore the house—Angus MacPherson MacBear, Kelvin Koala and Pink Piggy. They belong to young Michael, who lives in a tall tall house by a lake. They are always on the lookout for adventure, but they must be careful not to be discovered. Sh! They mustn’t be heard. They mustn’t be seen. No one must ever find out about their secret adventures. What do they do in the dark, dark night? Do you know?

You think you know about the tooth fairy? You don't. The real one's much more scary. This is a story about real fairies. They are not made of sugar or spice or anything nice. Oh no. They are dangerous. And worst of all, they detest children. Will anyone come to the aid of Bertie Binx when he is confronted by the ugliest, greediest and most dangerous fairy of them all? Or will Madam Tooth Fairy succeed in harvesting the teeth of every innocent child in Willow? An amusing and gothic escapade, The Fairy Beasts is not to be missed!