The Rainbow Troll
by Denis Plew
Price: $3.00 USD. 11660 words.
Published on January 17, 2009. Fiction.
Johan, the rainbow troll, is an exception to normal Norwegian trolls. He loves sunlight and making people happy by producing beautiful rainbows. He has a problem. There are no peole high in the mountains where he lives. So
he leaves his home in search of people. This is his story. The book can be used with the study of rainbows or trolls. Targeted for 8 to 10 year olds.
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Denis Plew
Biography
I was reared in a small town in north central Washington State. I taught in Washington State's Public School system for 25 years. Teaching everything from science to seniors, to reading and spelling to 3rd graders. I spent 3 years in the army infantry, in the occupation of Berlin. And in my spare time, I owned and managed a small mobile home park and rentals for 34 years. Now I'm 68, with a hearing loss, so I've turned to writing mostly fiction and a little poetry. I have 3 published books on the market,of which two are self published, and another waiting.
Books
Allison's Christmas Present
by Denis Plew
Price: $2.00 USD. 4950 words. Published on December 14, 2008. Fiction.
Two days before Christmas, Allison, a small eight year old girl, was out ice skating on her homemade ice rink in her back yard. She was practicing backward turns when she fell hard on the ice. Her mother found her unconscious on the ice. But Allison found herself cold and frightened near the north pole. She was worried about how she was going to make it back home for Christmas.
Price: $2.00 USD. 4950 words. Published on December 14, 2008. Fiction.
Two days before Christmas, Allison, a small eight year old girl, was out ice skating on her homemade ice rink in her back yard. She was practicing backward turns when she fell hard on the ice. Her mother found her unconscious on the ice. But Allison found herself cold and frightened near the north pole. She was worried about how she was going to make it back home for Christmas.