Gavin and the Gargoyle

Gavin and the Gargoyle

by David Thornhill
Gavin and the Gargoyle

Gavin and the Gargoyle

by David Thornhill

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Overview

Gavin is a lonely boy who plays alone in a creepy old churchyard, where his bullies fear to tread. When a mysterious old tinker is chased out of the village and one of his 'magic potion' bottles lands in the churchyard, Gavin soon finds himself face-to-face with a leering 200-year-old gargoyle. The ancient stone creature will change life for Gavin – and the cruel bullies – forever.

No matter what our age, we've all had moments when we felt isolated or alone. Some, like Gavin, are pushed around because they look different to others. And for anyone who has been bullied or made to feel isolated, it is heartening to see cruel bullies get their comeuppance. When this lonely boy meets an ugly stone gargoyle, it is not only their loneliness at an end – but also payback time!

A beautifully descriptive tale full of magic and fun that will charm children (and adults) of all ages.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044209886
Publisher: David Thornhill
Publication date: 12/22/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 256 KB
Age Range: 5 - 11 Years

About the Author

I have been writing children's stories since I was a child myself (over 25 years ago!) After several years concentrating on screenwriting, I've once again got the bug for telling children's tales – some of which would ironically make great short animated films.

I would describe these as traditional children's stories, with love and friendship winning out over cruelty and dishonesty. We sadly live in a world where the latter seem inescapable at times. However, I truly believe that traditional stories with such beautiful values can make a difference and remind children of the important things in life.

I grew up influenced by stories like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which were magical but also showed the value of honesty and selflessness. In my own small way, I hope I am able to do the same in my work.

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