Muddle Puddle & the Whistling Shell

Over 300 pages with over 50 illustrations, a family fantasy presented in a traditional style reminiscent of medieval manuscripts with characters from British and Celtic folklore. A world where fairies really do live at the bottom of the garden through a half buried megalith. A garden where like the chicken and the egg, cause and effect can become a paradox of history. 

The story spans the years from the Great War to the present day and tells of a father accidentally handicapped as a child by an event that occurred decades before he was born. He is healed and made whole decades later through the adventures and trial of his talented children, two both very young one an adult. An adventure shared by one of the "little people", a native wildcat and a gay leprechaun.