Books in Unicorn Daze series

Young Jessie is always being left behind. When she gets lost in a corn maze on Halloween Eve, she is befriended by a unicorn who takes her on an adventure to meet the Spirit Bear who guards the pumpkin patch from a pumpkin stealing rat. Suitable ages 3 - 10. This short story is written in an easy to read play format which can be read aloud or acted out as a play by the kids. Join Gus, son of the Unicorn King, and Jessie, the girl who got left behind, as they continue their adventures in The Flood & The Unicorn King.

When a visit by the three little pigs the day before Christmas leaves Santa's Reindeer with the Swine Flu, it is up to Jessie and her unicorn friend, Gus, to convince Gus' father, The Unicorn King, to help save Christmas, especially when doing so means breaking one of the unicorn's most sacred laws. (Soft Christian element.)This short bedtime story is suitable for kids 3 and up. Reading level is 7 - 8. It is written in an easy to ready screenplay/play type of format. It is word for word with the audio book. Combined with the audio book, it is a fun way for kids to learn to read. The story can be read as is or acted out as a Christmas play.Stay tuned for more adventures with Gus and Jessie as they try to unite Gus with his lost love in The Unicorn Wears Red.

The ghost of Sir Lancelot helps Jessie and her unicorn friend, Gus, stop a dragon from destroying the Great Plains and even Time itself. Jessie discovers how to release the power of the magical Karkadan horn to do good and Gus finds the courage to live up to being the son of The Unicorn King. This story is suitable to be read to ages 4 and up. (There are some scary parts, but no explicit violence, and of course, it has a fairy tale ending) Reading level is 7 - 10. The story is in an easy to read play format. It can be read as is as a short bedtime story or the kids can act it out as a play. This was one of the kids favorites during my school readings to ages 7 - 10. Many of the kids liked to read it along with me and act out the characters, hence the format. The audio book, once released, will match the print and e-book word for word and is a fun way for kids to learn to read.

The unicorn, Gus, takes young Jessie on an adventure through time to meet Noah just moments before the Great Flood. Jessie learns what happened to all the unicorns and why we don't see them today. Suitable ages 3 - 10. This short story is in easy to read play format. It can be read as is or it can be acted out by the kids. Match it with the audio book which is word for word. It is designed as a fun and educational way to learn to read. Stay tuned for more adventures with Gus, son of the Unicorn King, and Jessie, the girl that got left behind.

Although she leads an overprotected life with the two old hags, Lilune knows she possesses a special gift. When she 'calls' the musician, Lir, to her prison-like castle, she knows she must avail herself of the opportunity to escape and explore the world. But travelling south of the castle, Lilune and Lir realize that they aren't alone - for an ancient, infectious evil accompanies them, which instils terror in everyone they meet. Lir dislikes arrogant Lilune, but finds himself intrigued by her and the source of the evil. Is it within Lilune, or does it come from a deeper source? When the pair become separated, he carries on searching for her. Finally, Lilune returns to her castle in despair, believing that she must be imprisoned to protect the world from the evil within her. But Lir follows her, and discovers that the root of the evil lies deep beneath the castle ...First published in 1978 by Macmillan London Limited.