Morphania: And the Valley of the Coloured Doorway's

By C.D. McKnight Sheen

Morphania is about 3 children aged 10, 9, and 7 years who follow their Grannies Cat Willy through a coloured doorway, into a long tunnel. When he gets to the end of the tunnel he turns into a human like creature with pointed ears. this is where all animals go when they pass over The adventure begins when the children find them self unable to get back into the human world, with out the help of their long lost pets that have passed over. It mustnt be revealed that they are human because a Wolf King called Gregorian who has sworn revenge on all humans that he believes were responsible for the extinction of his family .Russian Siberian Wolves. He has spies everywhere , called Red Spiked Goblins, nasty little creatures, which are named for a large spike of red hair on top of their ugly little faces. The difference between the children and the creatures are they have pointed ears,the children dont. They have a long jouney ahead of them and lots of adventures and different lands to cross in order to get to Morphania and the valley of the Coloured Doorways.
The valley has all the doorways to every land in the world it is their only way of getting back.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Apr 17, 2012
• ISBN: 9781469176819

C.D. McKnight Sheen

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Copyright © 2012 by C.D. McKnight Sheen.

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Contents

Chapter One       GRANNIE & POP’S ATTIC

Chapter 2      PERSIA LA’RUE ARRIVES

CHAPTER 3      TRAIN JOURNEY TO DIDIDAR

Chapter four       MINNIE & BERTIE

Chapter 5       CAUGHT OUT BY JIMJAM

Chapter Six       GOOSE AIR

CHAPTER 7       KANTERBERRY

CHAPTER 8      ZIGGY COMES TO THE RESCUE

CHAPTER 9      THE FROG MASTER

CHAPTER 10       THE MEETING

CHAPTER 11       THE BRIDGE

CHAPTER 12       MELBURNIA AT LAST

CHAPTER 13       THE BANQUET

CHAPTER 14       THE BLUE DOORWAY

CHAPTER 15       HERE WE GO AGAIN

I would like to dedicate this book to my friend and husband Victor My daughter. Georgia and son in law Danny My son Adam My Grandchildren. Phillip, Victoria and Matthew. My Mother Valda, Father Frederick. And my sisters Dawn and Susan. My brother in-law Darryl their children Jasmin and Jacob Who’s love and encourgement have always been there for me.

A Special thanks must go to Maria G. whom with out her expert editing skills and belief in my story. Helped towards getting this far. Also a special thanks to Kay and Susan. My dear Friend Ann Rutherford. My fellow Zoo friends.

Chapter One

GRANNIE & POP’S ATTIC

Willy, Granny’s ginger and white cat, is seen running up the ladder to the Attic at number 26 Colton Lane. By Phillip aged ten, Victoria, his sister nine and their cousin Matthew aged seven, the three of them were all staying with their granny and pop for the school holidays. Let’s follow him said Victoria.

Up the ladder they went, as they got to the top they saw Willy disappear through a blue doorway. The children followed. Just behind Willy. Matt said he was frightened, as he was the youngest. Phillip held his hand and reassured him, Victoria ran on ahead

Following Willy down through what seemed a long tunnel, Victoria signalled to the boys to stop and be very quiet, as she saw Willy come to the end. The children watch in amazement as Willy transformed into an imposing handsome man with long flowing ginger hair wearing a long ginger and white full length fur coat with a black fur collar. What really stood out were his piercing deep emerald green eyes.

Matthew cried out in fright. Phillip quickly put his hand over Matt’s mouth, Shh he whispered, he will hear you."

Too late!

Willy turned around and looked at the three children with piercing green eye’s

Children what have you done, why did you follow me,? Willy said quickly come with me.

Willy was about to explain why they should not have followed him through the blue doorway. Victoria couldn’t help but peer around the trunk of the tree. She squeals Elfie they all look around and they see Gran’s pet Italian grey hound Elfie. Coming out of the tunnel he immediately turned into a small slim young man with light brown hair and deep brown eyes he was wearing a full length smooth haired brown and white coat

Elfie approached Willy and the three children. Phillip asked; What are you doing here? I saw you all follow Willy when he passed over, by going through the coloured doorway. Elfie replied. Victoria then asked what he meant by Willy passing over. I will try to explain he answered. You see children the doorways only open when we leave the human world and start a new life. Elfie explained. You mean like when our Nan died? asked Victoria. Yes very similar, Willy answered, except we go to a different place, and metamorphically change into a different form. We look like humans except our ears are pointed he then lifted up his long ginger hair and showed them his pointed ears. The children looked wide eyed in amazement.

"But that doesn’t explain why you had to follow us, we can all just go back into the tunnel

Can’t we?" asked Phillip

"Well that’s the thing you see, going back down the tunnel is unfortunately not an option because it is only opened for a short while, just long enough for those

Who have passed over to come through" said Elfie.

Matthew started to cry. Victoria comforted him and said, Don’t worry, somehow we will figure out how to get back. She looked at Willy and Elfie with large pleading grey blue eyes.

After some discussion between Willy and Elfie, it was decided to take the children to Tabitha’s house in the hope she would be able to come up with a way of getting the children back home safe and sound.

Who and what is Tabitha, the children all asked.

Tabitha was once Gran’s most loved cat, who passed through many years ago. Willy explained.

Willy took of a small brightly colored ring from his middle finger. listen carefully I am going to put this ring in the palm of my hand, and it will transport us to Tabitha’s house. It started to spin slowly at first then faster and faster until it came big enough to engulf them all. And then with a whoosh

They all found themselves standing on a veranda which was covered