Alexander Woyte and the Goblins
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It's modern times (as modern as they ever get) in the pointy churched sleepy village of Privett in Hampshire, Olde England. No one believes in goblins any more. That doesn't stop them causing mischief. Once every 70 years the goblin king who lives under the Old Bookshop in Petersfield sends out scouts to find a replacement human puppy to kidnap. Ideally a fair haired boy aged 4. Alexander looks like the perfect candidate. His life hasn't been the same since.
Zsolt Kerekes
It seems likely that the next generation of readers will remember me more for 4 little comedic childrens' stories - published on my author site goblinsearch between 2001 and 2004 - than all the many thousands of serious articles I wrote about the computer market in the 10 years before and the 17 years after. It started with a short bedtime story I wrote as a surprise for my godson - Alexander Woyte and the Goblins. Then one thing led to another and I began to self identify myself as writing that kind of thing too.
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Alexander Woyte and the Goblins - Zsolt Kerekes
Zsolt Kerekes
Alexander Woyte and the Goblins
the goblins have kidnapped the 4 year old Alexander, the hunt is on to get him back
First published by Zsolt Kerekes 2023
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Goblin images used in this book were drawn by Dynamite Design, Tadley in 2000 and 2001 - under contract for the author Zsolt Kerekes who owns the copyright .
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Contents
Foreword
1. Alexander Woyte and the Goblins
2. reviews
and letters from readers
3. advert
4. what’s next?
About the Author
Also by Zsolt Kerekes
Foreword
Anno Domini 2000… It’s modern times (as modern as they ever get) in the pointy churched sleepy village of Privett in Hampshire, ye Olde England.
No one believes in goblins any more. But once every 70 years the goblin king who lives under the Old Bookshop in Petersfield sends out scouts to find a replacement human puppy to kidnap. Ideally a fair haired boy aged 4. Alexander looks like a perfect candidate. His life hasn’t been the same since.
Since its publication in 2001 this story has been read by tens of thousands of readers. Now available for the first time as a phone friendly ebook
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Alexander Woyte and the Goblins
Privett is a sleepy village in Hampshire in Old England. It’s a very traditional place and nothing exciting ever happens there. Or at least that’s what most people think…
The people who live there