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A fantastical journey for all ages. If you love the fantasy/adventure books of George MacDonald who said, "I do not write for children, but for the childlike, whether of five or fifty, or seventy-five," you'll love Kurt Nickle-Dickle of Whiskers. Discover the secrets that lay locked... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Kurt Nickle-Dickle: Add a description of this character.
- Charlie the Waggle-Lick
- Annelida Booknotch
- Stinkle-Dunk
- Tattle-Tail
- Fraidy Slinkle-Purr
- Parhelion the Nimbus
- The Thunder Troll
- Spinneret the Webber-Tat
- Mosey the Weery-Dawdle
- Mother Nickle-Dickle
- Pink Nut Druggle
- King Aegis
- The Polyglops
- The Guidelithes
- Watchity Widgets, Kratchits, and Kridgets
Quotes edit
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“I fear you do yourself great ill in not acknowledging the aspirations of the heart. The heart seeks more than a place of being within the body; it seeks a place of peace within the soul.”
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“When the winds of circumstance ruffle the pages of our lives, we must be willing to turn a new leaf.”
First Sentence edit
FIRST SENTENCE PROLOGUE: It was not by chance on that gray, humid day, when the sky was full of rum-tum-grumblings, that I stumbled upon The Book in the woods near the lake. FIRST SENTENCE CHAPTER ONE: There is no need to fear the dark--the dark of night that does no ill--the dark that calls when light withdraws and sleep is cast upon the land and quiet voices bid creatures of day, "Come. Dream your dreams until the light sends us away."
Authors & Contributors edit
- N.J. McNeill (Author)
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