Toxicoda Reeks and the Cursed Potato

by Jason Tipple

Overview

Kids love adventure!
Kids love zany characters!
Kids love crazy humour!
Kids love other kids doing exciting stuff!
Kids love potatos (okay so they don't!)
Kids will love TOXICODA REEKS!

In a strange town called Rusty Springs live people and witches and a talkative chess-playing badger. Ducks play football, rats have televisions and bridges fall out of the sky. Squirrels do magic tricks, witches cast horrible spells and umpteen legends are born at the drop of a hat in Wonderful Grove Park.

When stinky witch 'Toxicoda Reeks' curses young Jack and Ellie's potato, crazy adventures are the result. But at least their Mum is as clever as a calculator with all those extra buttons that no one ever uses!

Crazy adventure story in the equally crazy town of Rusty Springs, suitable for crazy children ages 4 to 10 and crazy adults 24 to 99! Dogs would love it too if they could read.

It's rated 8 out of 10 for humour and 11 out of 10 for craziness!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045135221
Publisher:	Jason Tipple
Publication date:	12/05/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	133 KB
Age Range:	5 - 11 Years

About the Author

Jason Tipple was born quite near the coast in sunny Norwich in the Summer of 1973. He moved inland to the new city of Milton Keynes at the age of the 8.

His love of writing began at school where he wrote fun stories about zany characters and letting his imagination run almost as wild as his hair. At the age of 13 he wrote in an essay about Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice that Mr. and Mrs. Bennet's marriage could only be saved by a novelty 'His and Hers' towel set. Suffice to say this didn't go down too well with the English teacher but it set him on a path towards an interest in expressive writing.

Four years later, his 5000 word A-level analytical essay studying the literary structure of the Conan the Barbarian novels by Robert E Howard was heavily frowned on by his teacher for not being about an 'author of suitable literary merit.' That moment convinced Jason only to ever write about subjects that he enjoyed applying his creative mind to. Jason soon began to write humorous tales, sci-fi and fantasy purely for his own enjoyment.

The birth of his daughter in 2006 introduced him to children's books for the first time in 20 years. Inspired by the likes of 'the Gruffalo' and 'Mr. Gum', Jason ventured into writing children's books as well as an epic psychological thriller of 120,000 words.