Margie and Wolf: Through Her Eyes

By Lynette Collins

This is book 10 of the Margie and Wolf series. Through Her Eyes is where Margie goes to the dreamtime and sees tomorrow. It is a beautiful book that shows how beautiful Margie’s heart really is.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Mar 31, 2019
• ISBN: 9781796002140

Lynette Collins

Lynette Collins loves to write stories that light up children’s imaginations. She spends her free time making them into books for children, in the hope that the readers will enjoy her characters as much as she enjoys creating them.

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Rev. date:03/30/2019

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As the sun came up, Blueberry knew it was going to be a great day.

Blueberry said to her Mother, ‘I am going to play with Margie and Wolf. We are going back to my old bush next to the stream to say hello to my old friends.’

Miss Poisonberry said, ‘That would be fine, but I want you home by dark.’

‘Yes, Mother,’ Blueberry replied.

She flew off to Margie’s cave, only to find Margie and Wolf were still asleep. She sat there and just watched them for a while, but it was too boring. She tickled Margie’s nose with her wings, and then she hid so Margie would not know it was her. Eventually Margie sat up, and Blueberry flew up to Margie’s face, with a cheeky grin.

‘Oh, Margie, you’re awake? It’s a beautiful day. Would you like to go to the meadow’s?’

‘Yes, that sounds like a good idea,’ said Margie. She rubbed her eyes and scratched her nose as she looked around.

Blueberry asked, ‘What are you looking for?’

‘Oh, I felt like something was tickling my nose, but it must have been a dream.’

Blueberry laughed and nodded. ‘Hmm… it must have been.’

They made their way out of the cave, and Margie went for a quick swim before starting her day. When she got out, Margie’s mother had a freshly opened coconut ready for her for breakfast. Margie said thank you to her mother, and told her she was taking Blueberry to the meadows to play.

After eating, Margie headed off with Blueberry and Wolf by her side. On the way,