The Wicked Witch Returns by Judy and Keith
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https://www.amazon.com/Judy/e/B013HBQTLM
'The Wicked Witch Returns' continues the never-ending battle between the Good Fairy and her friends with their nemesis, the Wicked Witch. This collection of short stories is aimed at children aged 5 to 12 years. Each story is complete and makes great bedtime reading with short chapters. Get reacquainted with the Good Gnome, the Treasure Fairy, and the Tooth Fairy as they fight to stop not only the Wicked Witch but also the Ice Queen.
Watch out the Wicked Witch is about!
Short story, paranormal, anthology, fantasy, children���s books, chapter books
Also���check out ���The Wicked Witch Anthology.��� It���s available from Amazon in both paperback and Kindle versions
About the author
Judy and Keith have been married for over forty-five years. They���re semiretired and live in the South Bay, Los Angeles. Both were born and raised in England in the early fifties and relocated to Los Angeles in the late eighties.
They have two sons and two grandsons.
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Excerpt from Fairytale Birthday
The Good Gnome joked, ���Next month, you���ll be one-thousand years old, and I don���t believe you look a day over two hundred.���
The Good Fairy gave him a scowl. ���I���m not amused. Hope you���re working hard on a surprise, and it better be a good one.���
He retorted, ���You���ll have to wait and see...won���t you!���
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The birthday committee met in secret at the Treasure Fairy���s castle. The Good Gnome, even though he was the smallest person present at only ten inches tall, opened the discussion. ���I���ll be in charge of the entertainment. I���ve pulled together an orchestra made up from the animals that live in and around the forest. We���ll be rehearsing in a meadow, deep in the heart of the Dark Forest, and close to the bubbling brook. They���re really good. You���re going to be amazed.
���Treasure Fairy, how���s the cake coming on?���
���It���ll be ready. It���s going to be a rich black forest gateau with extra cherries and whipped cream on the side������
The Tooth Fairy, who was the youngest, and a couple of inches shorter than her sister fairy, interrupted, ���What���s my job?���
���Your job is to keep the Good Fairy busy while we do all the work. When the time arrives, find a pretense to bring her to the meadow without telling her it���s for a surprise birthday party. That���s the most important job. If she���s not astounded, all this work is for nothing.���
���My job���s important?���
���Yes, it is.���
The Tooth Fairy started to play with her necklace made from baby teeth, wrapping it around her fingers and smiling with pleasure. I���ve finally got a key role to play...no longer the junior partner.
The Treasure Fairy asked, ���What about the Wicked Witch? She���s sure to find out, especially as she has that magic cauldron. I bet she���s watching us right now.���
