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Books published by publisher Mickie Dalton Foundation

  • The Star of the Yshan Kings

    Michael Davies, Simon Ferguson

    (Mickie Dalton Foundation, Dec. 19, 2018)
    The rightful heir to the throne of the Galactic Empire has been kidnapped and with it, the Star, the sentient crystal that has guided the Yshan Dynasty for several thousand years. Kyle and Sophie, the twin children of the Emperor have come to Earth to seek out the Prince and the Star and they are joined by Josh, Charlie and Henry, but they must overcome treason and great dangers before teh rightful heir to the throne is found and rescued.
  • Prisoners of the Painting

    Michael Davies

    eBook (The Mickie Dalton Foundation, March 22, 2014)
    When Geoff, Natasha, Emma and Adrian are "double-dared" by the school bullies to visit a new and very spooky store in town, they couldn't not take the challenge. And spooky it is! Inside, they find first editions of ancient books, newly-printed newspapers with stories of events that happened decades ago, a radio broadcasting live commentary on a cricket match that took place sixty years before and tailor's dummies wearing beautiful, old-fashioned clothing that change positions and faces each time the friends look at them. But nobody seems to be running the shop, though sounds of occupancy can be heard.Then they find something quite terrifying - an old painting in a gold frame but with a picture that they recognise as themselves looking out back at them.The picture begins to take hold of Geoff's mind and attaches itself to him. When he wakes up the next morning after a night of bad dreams, the picture is on his wall but with a different scene, this time of Geoff himself. And despite all his efforts to get rid of it, the picture in its gold frame continues to follow him.What is the dark secret of the picture and how will Geoff and his friends prevent it from taking hold of him and imprisoning him as it has with others in the past?
  • Marvin's Day of Mischief: Rosie Gets Lost

    Robyn Edwards, Fae Lister

    Paperback (The Mickie Dalton Foundation, June 20, 2015)
    When Marvin wakes up he decides this is a day for mischief! See how he drops a spider on his sleeping brother, switches milk and orange juice in the refrigerator and then runs out and climbs trees with his friend Jake. In the second story, Rosie goes shopping with her moth and gets lost.
  • The Red Fog of Time

    Michael Davies

    Paperback (Mickie Dalton Foundation, Dec. 17, 2018)
    Kathie, Jamie and six-year old Amelia leave with their parents to drive 1200 km to South West Rocks on the coast. They encounter a violent storm and a red fog that envelops them. When they emerge, they find that they have reached their destination, but there is no town, no signs of civilisation, no campsite, but their parents seem unaware that anything is wrong. Amelia displays extraordinary connection with the wild life and then heals Kathie when she is bitten by a Brown Snake. They soon realise that they have travelled many hundreds of years into the past. The three children must show great courage and determination to cope with the situation, to understand the truth with Amelia and somehow find a way home again.
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  • The Mysterious Recorder and the Door to Elsewhere

    Michael Davies

    Paperback (Mickie Dalton Foundation, Jan. 10, 2019)
    Alex finds a beautiful recorder hidden in his house and when he plays it, a door to another world opens. He and his friend Kate travel in a strange world, meeting monsters and people who have been there for many years. Some of the adventures are sad, meeting a squad of Australian soldiers who have been for some years but they don't know who the enemy is or how they got there. Some are frightening and they also find there is a mystery about their own parents that they can now resolve.
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  • Prisoners of the Picture

    Michael Davies

    Paperback (The Mickie Dalton Foundation, Aug. 1, 2013)
    When Geoff, Natasha, Emma and Adrian are "double-dared" to visit a spooky new store in town, they couldn't not take the challenge. And spooky it is, indeed! Inside, they find first editions of famous old books, newly-printed newspapers with headline stories of events that happened decades ago, a radio broadcasting news of cricket matches that were played sixty years ago and many other strange exhibits. But they also find something terrifying - an old painting in a large gold frame hangs on the wall and the picture is of - themselves! The picture starts to take hold of Geoff's mind and attaches itself to him. He wakes up the next morning after a series of nightmares, the picture is on his bedroom wall but with a different scene - Geoffrey on his own looking back at him. What is the dark secret of the picture and how will Geoff and his friends prevent it from taking hold of him and imprisoning him as it has with others in the past?
  • The Many Worlds of Mickie Dalton: The First Book in the Mickie Dalton Trilogy

    Mr Michael Davies

    (Mickie Dalton Foundation The, June 3, 2008)
    Life for twelve year old Mickie Dalton is miserable. Cold, abusive parents make his home intolerable. So when Mickie meets a young couple in the park, an escape opens up. They tell him an astounding truth - Mickie is not a human being, though just what he is, where he came from and how he came to be on Earth are all a mystery. Mickie joins his new guardians on an immense spaceship that travels the Universe, even between galaxies, trading with many intelligent species on other planets as he seeks out his origins and nature. Slowly, he begins to develop extraordinary powers that must have been part of his people. As he also starts to find strange hints of what may have happened, he learns that he is one of an ancient race, the Pfafth who once ruled over forty galaxies but vanished without trace a million years ago. But other forces learn of Mickie's presence, huge forces of immense evil and power that were the cause of the destruction of the Pfafth and now they are intent on finding Mickie and his vanished people so that they can complete the destruction of that ancient race. A million year old war has started again and Mickie must draw on all his astonishing, growing powers and seek the help of allies, some strange, some beautiful, some terrifying as he seeks his people to prevent their end.
  • Flatulent Tales: The Adventures of Gilbert the Farting Mouse by R O Dent

    R O Dent

    Paperback (The Mickie Dalton Foundation, March 15, 1847)
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  • The Many Galaxies of Mickie Dalton: The Second Book in the Mickie Dalton trilogy

    Michael Davies

    (The Mickie Dalton Foundation, Sept. 12, 2013)
    Nearly a year has passed since Mickie Dalton joined the massive inter-galactic trading ship and began the search for his origins and answers to the mysteries of how his people, the Pfafth vanished from the Universe over a million years ago, where they went and how they could be hiding from even the universal telepaths, the Speakers. As the ship continues its travels trading between species on planets in many Galaxies, small hints are found that the Pfafth are SOMEWHERE. As he matures, Mickie finds more and more of the astounding powers of the Pfafth and sometimes he is frightened of just how much more he will develop. But not only are Mickie's powers growing, so too are those of the ancient enemy, the Sillaron, a mysterious and ancient species that is seeking the Pfafth to destroy them finally. Then the Pfafth begin to reveal themselves and as more is learnt about the million year-old war between the Pfafth and the Sillaron, Mickie is confronted by the truth of what happened to his people and why they fled to a Space outside of Space and a Time outside of Time. Now he must contact them and save the entire species from destruction by a merciless enemy. This is the second book in the Mickie Dalton Trilogy.
  • The Secret of Charlotte's Cello

    Michael Davies

    Paperback (Mickie Dalton Foundation, Dec. 19, 2018)
    When Charlotte's cello is broken, she is given a new one by a mysterious old man. Her already brilliant playing becomes even more extraordinary and she is invited to play before the conductor, Vladimir Ashkenazy and the principal cello and concertmaster of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. They identify her instrument as "The lost Amati" which is said to hold an amazing secret. But Charlotte must survive great dangers before the secret is revealed and Charlotte can play at the Opera House with the SSO.
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