The Water Sprite Council - Jones, A D
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Step back in time to the late 1800s, where the mystical lands of Dartmoor serve as the backdrop for a tale of magic, mischief, and democracy. Meet Snuffle Weed, a cantankerous goblin with a greedy thirst for water that knows no bounds, much to the chagrin of the local water sprites.Enter the Loving family, residents of the grand Manor, who decide it's high time for a little diplomacy. Together with the sprites, they establish a council aimed at resolving their water woes in a fair and democratic manner.But the road to diplomacy isn't smooth. Before the council can successfully convene, they…mehr

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Step back in time to the late 1800s, where the mystical lands of Dartmoor serve as the backdrop for a tale of magic, mischief, and democracy. Meet Snuffle Weed, a cantankerous goblin with a greedy thirst for water that knows no bounds, much to the chagrin of the local water sprites.Enter the Loving family, residents of the grand Manor, who decide it's high time for a little diplomacy. Together with the sprites, they establish a council aimed at resolving their water woes in a fair and democratic manner.But the road to diplomacy isn't smooth. Before the council can successfully convene, they must first navigate a series of confrontations that pit the forces of nature against each other in spectacular fashion.Journey through a world where the elements themselves take sides, and discover how even the most unlikely characters can find a way to come together for the greater good. It's a tale of family, friendship, and the indomitable spirit of community set against the enchanting backdrop of 19th-century Dartmoor.
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This author was born and still lives in Devon: Many a Trip to Dartmoor. She was told all the stories and myths about the moor and pixies that live in Devon.She has three sons and a granddaughter.Her dream was to write a book for children to read and for parents to read to their children.She is a supporter of mental health and suffers herself.Waiting has set her free.