When eleven-year-old Cassey and her family move to a sprawling mansion on the Irish Isle, her imagination runs wild with possibilities and fears. With anxiety casting a shadow over her every step, Cassey is certain that the ancient house holds secrets she’d rather not uncover. But when her baby brother mysteriously vanishes, she discovers that the land around her new home is alive with magic. Drawn into a world where myths come to life, Cassey learns the truth about the mansion’s storied past and the mystical realm that depends on her courage. As she teams up with unlikely allies, Cassey must face her fears head-on to rescue her brother and restore balance to a land teetering on the edge of chaos. Blending heart-pounding adventure, rich Celtic lore, and poignant exploration of inner strength, The House of Calcurachaun is a tale about finding bravery in the face of the unknown and discovering magic within yourself. This enchanting story is part of the Oak and Stirrup collection, featuring captivating illustrations that bring Cassey’s journey to life, making it a perfect read for children ages 6-18 years and adults who enjoy children's books with an easy read.
The enchanting setting for the stories takes place at Robinson's Pond, inspired by the beautiful pond that Thomas' uncle, artist Rex Robinson, dug on his farm in western Kentucky during Thomas' childhood. In this delightful tale from the oak and stirrup collection, Thomas introduces us to his main character, Camper, a precocious little turtle who adores life, adventure, and his many colorful friends that also reside at Robinson's Pond. Every day is filled with excitement as these characters navigate interesting situations together. The book, featuring captivating illustrations by M. Marie Williams (Knapp), is a charming addition to children's books. You can find it here.
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This delightful addition to the Oak and Stirrup collection of children's books is written by the wonderfully gifted Edie Ann Pelletier, with enchanting illustrations by M. Marie Knapp.