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Rainbow Dust
Jessica finds herself in a whole new magical world, high above the clouds.
A land filled with adventures, rainbows and unicorns.
There she meets Lucy and a close friendship grows. Together they have so much fun but danger is not far away.
A land filled with adventures, rainbows and unicorns.
There she meets Lucy and a close friendship grows. Together they have so much fun but danger is not far away.
32 pages, Paperback
Published July 10, 2019
About the author
Samantha Dawson
2 books3 followersSamantha Dawson started writing in 1995 following a kidney transplant and wrote her first children's story Rainbow Dust in 1996. In 2018 her kidney function dropped to a level at which she could no longer work so, she returned to her writing. She signed a contract in February 2019 with Purple Parrot Publishing and Rainbow Dust was released world wide in the July.
The second book in the series Rainbow Dust and the Moon was released on the 31st of July 2020, to coincide with International Marshmallow Day because the moon in her book is made of the lovely sweet gooey stuff. The third book is written and ready for the editing process and book four is developing inside her head!
Her readers love her imaginative storytelling and how she really brings her characters to life from the very start. Toddlers up to children aged 10 and adults have fallen in love with her books, stories and characters.
In 2025 Purple Parrot Publishing ceased trading. Samantha took the decision to self publish the books through Amazon. As this was a new beginning she decided to publish under her full name Samantha Dawson instead of SJ Dawson.
Although she loves creating children's books she is also an aspiring novelist. She is working on two novels, one a historical family saga set at the start of WWI, the second a psychological thriller as well as a young adult fantasy book.
You can keep up to date with offers, new releases and find more out about Samantha, her writing and characters through her blog posts on her website. You can also follow her social media.
Website:
https://samanthadawson25.wixsite.com/...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SamanthaDaws...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samanthadaw...
The second book in the series Rainbow Dust and the Moon was released on the 31st of July 2020, to coincide with International Marshmallow Day because the moon in her book is made of the lovely sweet gooey stuff. The third book is written and ready for the editing process and book four is developing inside her head!
Her readers love her imaginative storytelling and how she really brings her characters to life from the very start. Toddlers up to children aged 10 and adults have fallen in love with her books, stories and characters.
In 2025 Purple Parrot Publishing ceased trading. Samantha took the decision to self publish the books through Amazon. As this was a new beginning she decided to publish under her full name Samantha Dawson instead of SJ Dawson.
Although she loves creating children's books she is also an aspiring novelist. She is working on two novels, one a historical family saga set at the start of WWI, the second a psychological thriller as well as a young adult fantasy book.
You can keep up to date with offers, new releases and find more out about Samantha, her writing and characters through her blog posts on her website. You can also follow her social media.
Website:
https://samanthadawson25.wixsite.com/...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SamanthaDaws...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samanthadaw...
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August 11, 2020
A truly delightful and magical read! Perfect book for children of all ages! My 6 year-old granddaughter and I loved this book! Artwork was beautiful, and the writing was enchanting! Cannot wait for more adventures!
July 17, 2019
I love this book. It's such a lovely story about a little girl making a new friend - a unicorn - in a new land. It sounds very girly but there is a new game, an adventure, and a dramatic rescue. The illustrations are gentle and beautiful. Lovely as a bedtime story or for children to read on their own.
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