Ato the Giant Slayer and the Vicious Pack
By Ernest Antwi
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Ato is a lonely and sorrowful little boy trying to come to terms with the recent death of his father. His world brightens up when a weird clownish angel called Sunshine becomes his friend and gives him the most amazing gift he could've ever asked for.
However, just when he is beginning to feel happy for the first in months, he is shocked to learn he has been chosen to be a member of an age-old secret organisation called The League of Giant Slayers. But in order to assume this great responsibility, Ato must overcome his fears and embrace his destiny. Could he be the little Giant Slayer prophesied about centuries ago, who would mark a new era in the life of the league?
Ernest Antwi
At the age of thirteen, Ernest wrote his first book. He never stopped writing, and, currently, he has a number of books, plays and poems either ready for publication or in different stages of development.Ernest holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Science in Refugee Studies. He is also the founder of a charity organisation called Refugee Aware. He presently lives in London with his wife and three sons.
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Ato the Giant Slayer and the Vicious Pack - Ernest Antwi
DEDICATION
To the memory of my father, Rev. Peter Attah-Antwi
WITH LOVE TO:
Laydi,
Judah Saint-Michael,
Eli Saint-Gabriel, and
Noah Saint-Raphael.
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Table of Contents
DEDICATION
WITH LOVE TO
MEET THE CHARACTERS
PROLOGUE - BEFORE THE BEGINNING
CHAPTER 1 - ATO’S PRAYER
CHAPTER 2: THE ANSWER
CHAPTER 3: MR BRR RINGO
CHAPTER 4: CHOOSING A CATCHPHRASE
CHAPTER 5: THE PACK
CHAPTER 6: MR. RINGO IS WORRIED
CHAPTER 7: THERE IS TROUBLE IN THIS PARADISE
CHAPTER 8: THE REVELATION
CHAPTER 9: THE PACK MAKES A DEAL
CHAPTER 10: THE BEAST
CHAPTER 11: THE GIANT AND THE SHEPHERD BOY
CHAPTER 12: ATO FINALLY GETS IT
CHAPTER 13: ATO’S ESCAPE
CHAPTER 14: ATO AND MR RINGO GO ON A MISSION
CHAPTER 15: THE PLAN
CHAPTER 16: GIANTS GO DOWN
EPILOGUE: THE BEGINNING
THE END
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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MEET THE CHARACTERS
MEET ATO
Ato is timid, frightened of almost everything, and is still struggling to come to terms with the death of his father. To make matters worse, his schoolmates think he is very weird and keep away from him. He has no friends, except for an old abandoned telephone booth he plays in sometimes. However, one day, everything changes when he meets Sunshine the Angel, and Mr Ringo. A hero is born.
MEET SUNSHINE
Sunshine is short and plump with rosy cheeks, big bright eyes, a little nose, and a wide white smile. She is very funny but a bit whacky for an angel, and certainly doesn’t look like one in her pink dress. She is Ato’s guardian angel and his handler. She introduces him to a world of amazing possibilities and to The League of Giant Slayers.
MEET MR. BRR RINGO
Mr. Ringo is an old abandoned telephone booth that is magically brought to life by Sunshine to be Ato’s friend. Like Sunshine, he is funny, whacky and a boatload of fun. He always gets his tenses and idiomatic expressions all mixed but thinks he is quite smart. He has amazing abilities and becomes a perfect sidekick to Ato.
MEET THE PACK
The pack is made up of a trio of siblings who are vicious, cruel and conniving as a team, despite their extreme individual differences. They are called The Pack because of their nicknames as The Shark, The Hyena and The Cat. As business owners, they use every trick in the book to get their way. They use bribery, intimidation and blackmail to win contracts and strike shady business deals.
THE SHARK
The Shark is the leader of the Pack. She is thin and grey with her hair always done in a neat tight bun. Her most remarkable features are her rows of vicious looking little white teeth that make her mouth appear longer than it actually is.
THE HYENA
The Hyena is short and fat. He is always stuffing himself with pies, cakes and fatty meats. He is also a bully and a coward, and his clothes are always too tight. He is a man who wants everything and gives nothing back.
THE CAT
The Cat is always clean-shaven, neat, and properly dressed with nothing out of place. He only wears suits made of the finest fabric he can find. He is fussy, a worrier, and a hypochondriac who is always afraid of catching something and dying of it.
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PROLOGUE - BEFORE THE BEGINNING
Not so long ago, the Master, the great maker of all things, sent an angel to Earth to perform a special task for Him. There were a lot of other angels in heaven, but He did not send any of them, because He knew their hearts.
Most of them did not like to get their wings dirty, though they would not have complained if the Master had sent any of them. They were also very prim and proper, like the English knights and lords you find in old storybooks, but The Maker of all things needed a unique character for this particular assignment.
The angel The Master sent was a short and plump woman with rosy cheeks, big bright eyes that looked like pools of love, a little nose, and a wide white smile. She was called Sunshine, and she made God laugh so. She was always laughing and smiling and was full of nice and funny tricks. She had never been very clean because she was forever playing with the animals in the meadows, trying new recipes for all kinds of foods, and rolling on the golden floor with the children in the nursery.
The other angels thought she was not a proper angel and kept telling her so, but she kept saying, Don’t take life too seriously, or you will miss the little things that bring you joy. Besides, what is eternity without some sunshine?
Sunshine’s special task was to descend to a little town – hardly a town, almost