The Folk Smuggler - Weeks, Vid
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Danand, a member of the Galway folk is stranded in London with three folk children. And for Danand, a member of the Galway folk, not being seen by humans is a big deal. The adult folk warn the children every day. "Don't be seen! Don't be caught! Don't leave signs!" Galway is to the west, but a long way away and across the sea. She needs a plan and just might have to risk showing herself to a human. Will Danand get herself and the children home? Lisa lives in a mad house, overrun with boxes, cared for by the eccentric Nellie and mentored by ex-punk old lady, Ms Rattlebow. She is struggling to…mehr

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Danand, a member of the Galway folk is stranded in London with three folk children. And for Danand, a member of the Galway folk, not being seen by humans is a big deal. The adult folk warn the children every day. "Don't be seen! Don't be caught! Don't leave signs!" Galway is to the west, but a long way away and across the sea. She needs a plan and just might have to risk showing herself to a human. Will Danand get herself and the children home? Lisa lives in a mad house, overrun with boxes, cared for by the eccentric Nellie and mentored by ex-punk old lady, Ms Rattlebow. She is struggling to be a singer and actor and building her YouTube channel. Now will Lisa have to smuggle a group of little folk into Ireland as well? How can she? It's going to be an interesting year!
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Vid Weeks worked as a Musician, BBC researcher, Glassblower, Engineer, and for humanitarian organisations before writing his first children's book in 2023: The folk Smuggler, the first of three books - The Galway trilogy. Thirty percent of his DNA is Irish and he is a frequent visitor to Galway. He has lived on Bornholm, Denmark and in Germany, Thailand, France, and on a boat in the Baltic Sea, but now keeps most of his socks in Fitzrovia, London. He has two children and three grandchildren.