Save the White Stag

Save the White Stag - Paperback

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Save the White Stag

Save the White Stag - Paperback

by Maggie Holman
$9.70
Sale price  $9.70 Regular price 

Book Overview

Caro lives in a traveller camp in the forest. When Caro is walking home, she comes across a mysterious sheen along the edge of a fir tree branch. She's excited when she finds out that the shining indicates a visit from the magic white stag, which is rarely seen in the forest. By chance, Caro learns that the stag is in danger and she feels it's up to her to save it. When her family and friends join in her rescue plan, how will the mystical 'old ways' of the forest help them? And what is the special gift that the white stag wants Caro to have? If you enjoyed 'Footprints in the Snow', find out how the same group of children work together in this challenging new adventure. This story is ideal for young readers of fantasy fiction and fiction which shows there is a little bit of magic in the real world.

ISBN9789082008975
Author Maggie Holman
PublisherRun Jump Jive
GenreChildren and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedJuly 2021
LanguageENG- English
Pages148
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Maggie Holman

Holman's love of the fantastical and the unusual stems from early childhood, when she loved to withdraw into imaginary worlds. In all her writing, whether stories or scripts, she likes to explore the possibilities that lie outside and alongside the real world. She studied Creative Arts at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Polytechnic and continued to write as a hobby while working as a music, drama and English teacher. In 1995 she left her native North East of England and headed to the Forest of Dean, in Gloucestershire. Her first two books, 'The Wishing Sisters & Other Forest Tales' (2008) and the children's story 'A Cat for Christmas' (2011), which is being relaunched in October 2015 as 'Footprints in the Snow', were inspired by the fifteen years she spent in this atmospheric forest area. Also in 1995, she decided to expand her training, studying screenwriting at cre8 Studios/Media Art in Swindon. She currently lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where she teaches in an international school.

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