Tinsel Towne Christmas - Marquez, October; Marquez, Michael
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Christmas is the worst time in the world to be sick, especially when you're six years old. Kayla Ann is plagued with a mystery virus, and in order to get well, she finds herself on a magical journey through what ails her in an attempt to reach Tinsel Towne in time to rescue the New Baby and save the Christmas Celebration. Along her travels Kayla, the princess of Tinsel Towne, is joined by a Tinsel Towne Royal Band Soldier, a Rhythmic Ballerina, and a loving tiny blue Bear with only one button eye. Their journey will not be easy, and Mistress Vyrah will do everything in her evil powers to stop…mehr

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Christmas is the worst time in the world to be sick, especially when you're six years old. Kayla Ann is plagued with a mystery virus, and in order to get well, she finds herself on a magical journey through what ails her in an attempt to reach Tinsel Towne in time to rescue the New Baby and save the Christmas Celebration. Along her travels Kayla, the princess of Tinsel Towne, is joined by a Tinsel Towne Royal Band Soldier, a Rhythmic Ballerina, and a loving tiny blue Bear with only one button eye. Their journey will not be easy, and Mistress Vyrah will do everything in her evil powers to stop them. Hopefully the Angel Star will keep their path with light. *** "You're an evil witch." Kayla says through her tears. "Oh, my dear," Mistress Vyrah snickers, "I'm more evil than any witch."
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I miss the literary fictions of old, where there was always more to the story than just the printed words. Deeper meaning shrouded in the genius of the story, but only when the book was savored. Today it seems that getting to the end of the book is more satisfying than the book itself, reading a story that is just a surface of one of many stories I read before...I know I've been guilty of this very thing myself, both in writing and reading. We all have our favorites, (one day I hope to be one of them), but almost everyone has a love of one of the classics over a hundred years old. I set out long ago to write this book this very way, with those nuggets of extras so subtly placed that hopefully it has your spirit smiling at something found, which was not an easy task I must say. So please, don't rush, savor, and enjoy.