Witches and Ghosts: 2 Children's Short Stories [Preteen Ages 9-12]

By Kathy Barnett

'Witches and Ghosts: 2 Chidren's Short Stories'

'The Wicked Witch's Lake of Werewolves' and 'I Can't Go Home Because of the Ghosts: Mom and Dad Said So' are two children's mystery books that will grab any child's imagination. For ages 9-12.

'The Wicked Witch's Lake of Werewolves'
A greedy and powerful wicked witch named Saria uses her sorcery to cause peaceful creatures of the forest to become cruel and mean like her. Now she has built a small army. Her golden castle is guarded by lookout guards and vampire soldiers. The woods become more dangerous for the villagers as she casts her evil spells to get what she wants. Follow this fantasy into all creatures that are magic.

'I Can't Go Home Because of the Ghosts: Mom and Dad Said So'
A young heartfelt girl named Casey and her friend Lucy adventure into a paranormal world of ghosts. Casey is determined to find out why her parents are being haunted.

This book contains approximately 12,147 words. Children who enjoy reading sleuths like Nancy Drew will probably like this mystery read. Preteen ages 9-12 will enjoy this fantasy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fishback Creations Company
• Release date: Nov 26, 2014
• ISBN: 9781502207265

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The Wicked Witch's Lake of Werewolves

I Can’t Go Home Because of the Ghosts: Mom and Dad Said So

The Wicked Witch's Lake of Werewolves

A Children's Book

By Kathy Barnett

Copyright 2013 by Kathy Barnett

Introduction

A greedy and powerful wicked witch named Saria causes peaceful creatures of the forest to become cruel and mean like her. Now she has built a small army. Her golden castle is guarded by lookout guards and vampire soldiers. The woods become more and more dangerous for the villagers. She casts her evil spells to get what she wants. Deadly consequences arise. Follow this journey into all creatures that are good or evil.

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The Wicked Witch and the Werewolves: The Beginning

Tianka Meets the Lookout Guards and Vampire Soldiers

The Heavens

The Wicked Witch and the Werewolves: The Beginning

In a far off land there is a serene lake that glows as if light is shinning from the bottom of its pit. In the daylight there is a beautiful rainbow that sparkles with radiant colors of blue, yellow, green and red. When a leprechaun sees it, he climbs on top and slides down thinking that he will find a vast pot of gold at the end.

As the leprechaun enjoys his slide on the rainbow he suddenly realizes that he has been deceived by trickery and magic. The colors are no longer bright sparkles. They turn dark and dreary. Hopelessly, he falls into a glowing lake and is turned into an ugly goblin. Many of them become servants of the wicked witch who lives in the forest. Others are less fortunate.

Mind you, a leprechaun’s pocket is deep. In it there are many pieces of gold. Once the wicked witch has him under her control he easily takes his gold and melts it down in a big pot. Then the now ugly goblin forges it into golden bricks. Every one of them is added to the wicked witch’s castle, enlarging it as time goes by.

Saria, the wicked witch, is ugly because of her glow of darkness that is seen by everyone. Her spirit on the inside is also dark. It is filled with hatred and meanness. All she wants is power and wealth so that she can build a great big golden castle and then her city. She does not care who she hurts. The wicked witch is the happiest when she takes what she wants. This makes her evil grow stronger.

At one time Saria was gorgeous and sweet. She was found in the woods when she was about two years old by a group of werewolves. They raised her. As she grew older she realized that her good spirit was being overtaken by evil. Saria really liked it. With further passage of time, this wicked witch began to enjoy the werewolves’ evil deeds by celebrating their killings with them.

Once, a lost deer wandered into the mist of twilight. Before the poor creature knew what was happening, the werewolves killed it. They let the vampires suck all of the blood out of its dead body. As the dark and eerie night fell upon the wilderness, Saria happily chanted. The werewolves howled in delight for their evil deeds while dancing around a light of fire.

Saria gained new knowledge of the herbs that grew in the forest. Her powers became even stronger as she learned how to make more special brews for spells. And, as she grew older she started despising her old friends, the werewolves. They were not evil enough to be by her side any more.

New spells were cast from her strengthened evil powers. One by one,