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Petey Punkin is a shy, rather lonely, young punpkin, though cruious about his Sunflower and Punkin Patch. He finds his curiosity partially satisfied, and is a bit less lonely, when, on Hallowee Eve, the Scarecrow in the punkin patch, loses his head in a blustery wind, and a friendly hired hand places Petey on top of Scarecrow's shoulders. But the blustery wind is not finished, and soon, both Petey and Scarecrow are blown right out of the Sun-flower and Punkin Patch, ending up as Petey-Scritchy in the neglected cornfiedl below the B & BRRR Haunted Hotel. Suddenly confronted by a…mehr

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Petey Punkin is a shy, rather lonely, young punpkin, though cruious about his Sunflower and Punkin Patch. He finds his curiosity partially satisfied, and is a bit less lonely, when, on Hallowee Eve, the Scarecrow in the punkin patch, loses his head in a blustery wind, and a friendly hired hand places Petey on top of Scarecrow's shoulders. But the blustery wind is not finished, and soon, both Petey and Scarecrow are blown right out of the Sun-flower and Punkin Patch, ending up as Petey-Scritchy in the neglected cornfiedl below the B & BRRR Haunted Hotel. Suddenly confronted by a thing-witch-magician they are whisked inside the Haunted Hotel, where their lives, at the stroke of midnight, if Clock chimes on time, and Time and Mrs. Mary Moonlight and the Farmer Beans, Petey and Scritchie all old the same wish feeling-thoughts at the same time, may drastically change. While children will enjoy this story, it is also a coming of age, and adults may enjoy the magical transformations that happen in Petey-Scritchie's life.
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Josephine Ashton has written poetry, songs, plays, numerous articles for bi-lingual (Spanish-English) community newspapers, books for children, several personal, teaching, or travel journals and three novels for adults. Like Little Bravebird, the three adult novels are set in New Mexico. They too are of the historical fiction genre, but also are mysteries, and are set in two different time frames, one, in the late 1990ies, the other, and its sequel (possibly a series), in 1965. Both feature flashbacks to WWII. One of the stories for children, Clinton's Tree of Life, is a mythical one, a fantasy about a young boy who finds himself being escorted by the human-life-size, Joe Penguin, to Mother Nature's Super Emergency Earth conference. Published by editor-illustrator Tessa Hill, founder/director of Kids for Saving Earth. Ashton, as Claudia Carroll, donated the story to KSE and the book can be found on that organization's web site. The other five stories for children, "Clara Cow and the Country Fair," "Shmadiggle & the Imagination Asteroid," "Old Dumpling & the Rainy Day," and "Missy Mouse & the Rocket Ship, including Little Bravebird, are, currently found at Lulu.com/spotlight/cjcarrollbooks (publisher, cjcarrollpublishing@yahoo.com), as are the books for adults:RIDE THE WILD WIND Book I - Sheriff Robert Gallegos - Friends and Enemies, and the sequel, subtitled "The Witch's Grave" (a possible series) are available at lulu.com/spotlight/josephineashtonbooks. Ms. Ashton can be contacted for book talks at jabooks.nm@yahoo.com or 575 754 0156