Twitch the Squirrel and the Fairies of Sparklewood - Creedy; Creedy, Shoko
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In the shadow of the wicked witch Evila's dark magic, the fairy town of Sparklewood and the ancient forest around, teeter on the brink of destruction after she brings fire to destroy them. Amidst this chaos, Twitch, a spirited, baby red squirrel, who has lost his family to the witch's fire, is helped by Amber, the benevolent queen of the fairies. As Twitch regains his strength, fate leads him to a final encounter with Evila. This is a remarkable story of love, courage and adventure

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In the shadow of the wicked witch Evila's dark magic, the fairy town of Sparklewood and the ancient forest around, teeter on the brink of destruction after she brings fire to destroy them. Amidst this chaos, Twitch, a spirited, baby red squirrel, who has lost his family to the witch's fire, is helped by Amber, the benevolent queen of the fairies. As Twitch regains his strength, fate leads him to a final encounter with Evila. This is a remarkable story of love, courage and adventure
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Simon Creedy is a Sydney based Graphic Designer married with two children. His passion for creative graphics and communication has been a dominant force in his life both as a member of the Bahá'í Faith and in his profession as a graphic artist. Simon has recently designed an published several books including 28 cartoon books featuring a Kind and Sweet Cartoon Rough Collie Dog called Cody. He also has produced 10 Baha'i Prayer books and more recently a compilation in one large volume the entire works of Cody the Dog. AI is a new passion and is demonstrated in six latest books: Bunny and the Golden Dragon: A Fairy's Tale: The Little Red Fox; Twitch the Squirrel and the Fairies of Sparklewood; The Story of White Donkey and The Mermaid and the Sea Beast all of which he co-authored with his wife Shoko.