Kiki goes missing.
A great Childrens story involving witches a warlock
And other great characters.
Kiki is Wobbly Witch’s cat who runs away from the warlock,
Murky Mud.
A great adventure for children of all ages.
Well received in schools and library readings.
For a copy please click on the picture
Use the submission page for your remittance.
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"Whoe’er expects a perfect ‘horse’ to see,
Expects what never was, or is, or e’er shall be;"
A useful How To book for all equestrian enthusiasts.
It helps the first time buyer, watching out for faults in conformation,
Where to keep your new horse.
What tack to buy.
Useful for owners of horses also, as it gives
common complaints and treatments.
Packed with information and notes of historical interst.
Pictures and tips
Can you afford to be without it?
Book.£5.00 plus postage.
Guide to buying a Horse.
By Kay Millward. Experience horse breeder and rider.
Equestrian courses given if requested.
Order hard copy here, delivery one week approx.
E-book Download; FREE.
Click on book picture to take you to the download page, where you can get your copy absolutely FREE,
Cervical Cancer. Published by need2know books.
A New Book by Vanda Inman
Reflections of the Past.
A story of the Guardian of the Well.
by Vanda Inman.
Set in a remote valley in Cornwall, Reflections of the Past tells the stories of the guardians of St Clether Holy Well Chapel throughout the ages. Travel back in time, a thousand, two thousand years and more, to a frozen winter scene when snow lay on the landscape and the Pagan religion lived in harmony with nature. ................................................................................................unto today.
A tale of spirituality, romance and love woven into the legend of the Maidens of the Wells, together with the magic of the valley, chapel and holy well throughout the ages.
Reflections of the Past £7.50 plus £3.00 p&p. UK only. International Postage available on application.
Cheques payable to Vanda Inman email: vanda@peaceland.org.uk
www.peaceland.org.uk.
Profits from sales to the upkeep of the St Clether Holy Well Chapel.
