Mrs Paws and the Tumbledown Fairies

By Christine Gregory

Down at the bottom of the garden
Stands a rambling old oak tree,
But shhhhhhh... it’s a secret,
Between you and me.

Find out how Mrs Paws the bear came to be friends with the Tumbledown Fairies and more in this collection of short stories and poems written by Christine Gregory and beautifully illustrated by Patrick McCluskey.

Mrs Paws is the creation of Christine Gregory.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Beaten Track Publishing
• Release date: Dec 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9781786456243

Christine Gregory

Christine was raised and educated in the St Helens area of Merseyside and has since lived in Abergavenny and Cumbria, finally settling in Formby, where she has lived for well over 30 years, bringing up her two daughters and enjoying a long and happy career with the NHS. She has been a professional writer now for over 17 years, writing inspirational verse for major greeting card company ‘Write from the Heart’ of Grassroots International.During this time, Christine has published two books of poetry; this is her first attempt at a children’s book. Having been a storyteller since her youth, Christine admits to always having had a childlike imagination and to never having quite grown up, she also goes on to say that “living in a small cottage in the English countryside with a garden brimming with character, it’s so easy to let your imagination run wild”.She would like to welcome you all to the magical world of Mrs Paws.

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Mrs Paws and the Tumbledown Fairies, Written by Christine Gregory, Illustrated by Patrick McCluskey

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Mrs Paws and the Tumbledown Fairies

First published 2023 by Beaten Track Publishing

Copyright © 2023 Christine Gregory

Illustrations © 2023 Patrick McCluskey

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