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A children's magical thriller, aimed at 6 - 11 year olds, this is a story of transcendent friendship. James' friend is Dexter, who is a duck. When Dexter goes missing, James is taken to the goblin realm where he discovers that he has been replaced by a changeling at home. Dexter and James have to escape from the goblins and save James' dad. Along the way they make some unlikely allies and have to solve some difficult problems before everything is put to rights again. Goblin Earth is the first book in the series The Improbable Adventures of Dexter Duckworth, about a clever duck and his boy, James.

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Juliet spent her formative years in Zimbabwe and moved to the UK as a teenager. Her home is now in Warwickshire where many of herstories are set. She spent nearly three decades teaching the local primary school children and occasionally writing academic articles and short pieces for educational magazines. She has now left teaching and is able to dedicate as much time (and as much prevarication) to writing as she likes. So far, she has concentrated on children's fiction with supernatural and ecological elements. She is a long-standing believer in the need for a sustainable and just society. Her artwork tends towards the representative - portraits and landscapes in watercolour or oil. The illustrations and cover work for my books are her own. She is also a gigging musician: she plays saxophones and bass in various local bands. Juliet spent her formative years in Zimbabwe and moved to the UK as a teenager. Her home is now in Warwickshire where many of herstories are set. She spent nearly three decades teaching the local primary school children and occasionally writing academic articles and short pieces for educational magazines. She has now left teaching and is able to dedicate as much time (and as much prevarication) to writing as she likes. So far, she has concentrated on children's fiction with supernatural and ecological elements. She is a long-standing believer in the need for a sustainable and just society. Her artwork tends towards the representative - portraits and landscapes in watercolour or oil. The illustrations and cover work for my books are her own. She is also a gigging musician: she plays saxophones and bass in various local bands.

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