Books with title the castle of llyr

Leah’s grandfather has been carried away by mutants to the Castle of Gloom, where he is being held captive by the dreadful Mordred. “Gramps” is the caretaker of Foreverwood Forest, but Mordred wants to take it for himself, and to destroy it. With “Gramps” imprisoned in his dungeon, nothing can stop Mordred from killing the forest except Leah and her newfound Foreverwood Forest friends. They will need to cross the gray wasteland to the Castle of Gloom, and avoid Mordred’s soldiers, mutabeasts and mutaraptors along the way. And they will need to sneak past a fearsome giant

Leah's grandfather has been carried away by mutants to the Castle of Gloom, where he is being held captive by the dreadful Mordred. "Gramps" is the caretaker of Foreverwood Forest, but Mordred wants to take if for himself, and to destroy it. With "Gramps" imprisoned in his dungeon, nothing can stop Mordred from destroying the forest except Leah and her newfound Foreverwood Forest friends. They will need to cross the gray wasteland to the Castle of Gloom, and avoid Mordred's soldiers, mutabeasts and mutaraptors along the way. And they will need to sneak past a fearsome giant... 50% of the author's royalties will benefit Wild Ranch, a small, privately owned nature preserve in southern Colorado.

Lady Jesslyn Chaveer had led a privileged life in her father's castle, a castle that sat atop a picturesque forested hill in Llyr Tallow. Along with Lana, her younger sister, she had enjoyed many a happy hour roaming and playing in the forests around their home. Life was good, until a servant had delivered Jesslyn the crushing blow that her father, Lord Fellador Chaveer had died in a riding accident. Jesslyn had never quite believed the stories of how her father had died. Her father was an excellent rider, so her suspicions became even more aroused when her father's cousin by marriage came to visit. She'd never liked Tobias Trill, he was not a man to be trusted. If only she had paid heed to her gut instincts and refused him entry into her home. If she had, then her world would not have spun so out of control.

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The Castle This is the 4th book of the series of 13 books of "The Tales of Mr Mouse" which is all about a mouse who explores the magical world of Toy Town with all it's charachters from Nancy Doll, Mr Boffo the clown, to Police Constable George and many others. Each book has an exciting and imaginative tale of adventure with several pages along with classic illustrations. Set in a traditional style to help you with the good night stories and helping your child develop their wonderful minds. More books to follow in March, April....

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