The Slippers with the Turned-Up Toes

By Michael Lynch

The Slippers With The Turned Up Toes is a classic bedtime or any-time story for children of all ages published more than thirty years after the author, Michael Lynch's death. His daughters, author K.M. Daughters, for whom he wrote the story, proudly share his legacy with you.

Young readers will be enchanted with the characters they'll meet in this story: the unforgettable leprechaun, Magee, who turns blarney into magic to help a young girl; his adventurous son, Timothy who runs away to join a circus, billed as the shortest man in the world; and Joanne, the sweet girl who finally believes in herself, the most powerful magic of all.

Age Level: 4 and up | Grade Level: P and up

• Language: English
• Publisher: Michael Lynch
• Release date: Jun 22, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476498492

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The Slippers

with the

Turned-Up Toes

by

Michael J. Lynch

1924-1970

Published by K.M. Daughters

Copyright 2000 by Michael J. Lynch.

Published by K.M. Daughters

Cover design by http://www.formatting4U.com

Library of Congress Number: 99-91863

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