Location: Australia
Member Since: June 29, 2012

Elisabeth Lynton

Biography

Elisabeth Lynton lives with her, long-suffering, but encouraging, husband Scott. She is the mother of four beautiful, but exasperating, children and granny (yes, very old and very cranky) to the gorgeous girls Abbegayle and Alexandria.
After completing a Diploma of Professional Writing for Children, Elisabeth gained enough confidence to share her work with more than just family.

Where to find Elisabeth Lynton online

Website: http://elisabethlynton.com
Twitter: ElisabethLyntontwitter.com
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Blog: https://plus.google.com/u/0/105640690470584265372/posts

Books

The Snorkel-Bottom-Wrinkle-Puff
By Elisabeth Lynton
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 4,330. Language: Australian English. Published: July 9, 2013. Category: Fiction
(4.00 from 1 review)
Derek wanted to turn seven, but with no matching socks and a room that looks like the night after a pirate party, it didn’t look promising. After seeing flowers growing from his sock draw and overhearing a conversation about parents murdering children for untidy rooms he knew he was done for. Derek, along with his best friend Jack, set out to find the culprit and prove it was not his fault, only t
The Practical Joke
By Elisabeth Lynton
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 5,940. Language: English. Published: October 18, 2012. Category: Fiction
(5.00 from 1 review)
Santa’s experimental world-wide-open-every-door-key has gone missing. Becky and Pamela find someone stealing their Christmas presents. Can they, along with Slapstick the Elf, find the culprit and return the presents before Christmas is ruined?

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children 6 to 9    children 7 to 12    children 8 to 12    children adventure    children chapter books    read aloud book   

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Smashwords book reviews by Elisabeth Lynton

  • Anniina Tatter - Not Just Cloth and Stuffing on Nov. 15, 2012
    star star star star
    Very sweet story. The ending really captures the emotions of young children, you really felt for the characters at this point. I would have liked a little more interaction with potential "toy buyers" earlier in the story and I did not get why the "sales" shelf would be so scary. But otherwise I really liked the story. Great job!
  • Sigmund's Sandwich on Nov. 22, 2012
    star star star star star
    Sigmund’s Sandwich Is a fun well constructed story I am sure boys, especially, will love. Great for those who love reading about things that go bump in the night. Highly recommended.
  • The Prince and the Singularity - A Circular Tale on Aug. 05, 2013
    star star star
    This story takes a new twist at where we, humanity, sit in the universe. I enjoyed reading this very fresh and appealing idea. Although the book is well written, for me, I found the point of view in the book was sometimes a little disjointed. I also failed to connect to the main character in a personal way. I feel that if the main character had been introduced, with a name and background, earlier on, this would have assisted. I loved the God's, playing their game in the creation of the universe. This scene at the beginning was brilliant. Pedro Barrento certainly has a wonderful imagination and I'm sure his work will be enjoyed by many. Congratulations. Overall a good read.