Everybody likes a good story. This is a book of a lifetime of wholesome, exciting and humourous adventures and discoveries put into Short Stories. The author (Story-Teller) experienced or discovered them and tells it the way it was. They are a collection of stories that you need not be embarrassed for your children to read or hear. So whether around a campfire, or the fireplace on a winter night, or at bed time, read or tell a story. Your children will love you for it.

The poems are about our circle of life, animals, dreams, a school day and seasonal. There are two kennings.

In the Alien Freak, the alien comes down to Earth from planet Scralite to find its baby.

In Ghost Boy, the friendly ghost is scared of light and needs protection. Max, his friend helps him survive the light.

In the Island, 3 people are stranded there. They are scared for their lives as they are not alone in the Island. Will they be the victims of murder? Will they escape the Island?

The portal of the dark magician is about a teacher, very different in appearance to the other teachers. The three children, Jessica, Jack and Scott were very curious about this teacher, Ken Woods. Scott finds a secret portal and tells his friends. The children follow Ken into the portal and there the adventure begins. The magician has captured the 3 children so that they cannot leave the dimension of the portal to return home. They become the people of the portal.

In the creatures under the carpet, there are no creatures but an illusion.

In the 3 magical keys, 2 brothers go into a forbidden meadow and find themselves stuck in a derelict mansion but with the help of a child ghost they return home.

The Greedy, Selfish Marquis is about morals.

In the Wishing Star, Jordan travels in the Victorian times to meet Queen Victoria. He returns home in a time machine.

In Hair, Hair Everywhere! young audiences meet a playful golden retriever named Spencer and follow his shedding fur which lands everywhere. With vibrant illustrations and silly rhymes, this story is sure to delight both young audiences and their parents. By the end of the story, discover the mystery of why there's suddenly no more hair anywhere.