Slay Bells. Skullenia, #7

Par : Tony Lewis
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8230315377
  • EAN9798230315377
  • Date de parution13/01/2025
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  • ÉditeurIndependently Published

Résumé

What has happened to all the children?Why are they so sad?And why don't they feel like celebrating Christmas?When they get a surprise visit from none other than Santa Claus, Ollie and the boys learn that all is not well with the festive period. Someone is trying to spoil Christmas and Santa wants help finding out who. Can they do it?Will they do it?And bearing in mind they're a little bit rubbish, should they do it?With the help of some interesting reindeer and rather special elves, join Ollie and the crew as they try to restore the magic of Christmas before it's lost forever.
I was born in Cardiff, South Wales in September 1967. My earliest memories are starting at Gladstone Primary School (amazing I can remember that far back when I can't go to the kitchen and recall what I went in there for), although I wasn't there for very long as my parents moved house (I wished they'd told me. It took me ages to find them). Within hours of the realisation that I should write my own funny story, I had the first pages done and the main characters formed.
It was as if they'd been waiting in some dark recess at the back of my mind for all that time (and there was me thinking the voices were a bad thing). And so here we are. Obviously, humour is very subjective and isn't ever going to be as popular as crime or thriller stories because we don't all laugh at the same things, but I'm happy doing what I'm doing because it pleases me and I think that's the most important thing (apart from food, water and oxygen of course.
They're quite important).