The Witch Of The East

The Witch of the East invites the faeries from the village of Sweetascanbe to a party in Ringfinger Forest, but the party is not all it seems, and the witch is not alone. Along the way you will meet the Witch’s friends, the forest goblins – Grizzenbeard and Scryne – the slobbering Gymdlehack Troll, the Ogres of the Wastelands, the Sea Hags, the Red Wolves and Black Crows of the Mountains of the Moon. Can the faeries survive and...

Grymdelhack Troll

The mountains are filled with deep dark caves where strange and terrible creatures live. In the deepest, darkest cave of all the many caves that riddle the mountains, and almost at the very top Crimsonwrath Mountain, the highest mountain of them all, lives a giant troll by the name of Grymdelhack. Grymdelhack smells terrible. He never washes, cleans his cloths or brushes his curved yellow fangs. He hates Faery music, the Black Crows, all...

The Red Wolves

High on the Mountains of the Moon, where all manner of strange and hideous beasts make their home in the deep dark caves, live the Red Wolves. Red Wolves stand as tall as a horse and have jaws filled with the sharpest, longest, whitest teeth. Their eyes glow as red as fire, and when the moon rises to the highest point in the night sky, their howl can heard echoing through the mountain passes, down to the three forests that surround the...

The Black Crows

Now most people have seen crows flying about the fields or meadows, or hunting in gardens or rubbish tips for food, so they probably think crows aren’t particularly scary at all. But what makes the ‘Black Crows’ that help the ‘Witch of the East’ to hunt the Faerysouls different, is that they are not really crows at all – at least not the sort of crows that you or I might know. They are really rat-faced bats,...

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Narrated by Braveheart actor Jimmy Chisholm and Royal Shakespeare Company actress Siobhan Redmond, this classic victorian tale of witches and goblins, brought to life with stunning illustrations by artist Scott MacGregor, is bound to become a worldwide smash with children of all ages.

The ibook has so much more to tell you about all the characters than the hardback book. Learn how the witch came to Ringfinger Forest, how she was once ‘Princess Gorgonzella’ from the dark kingdom of Netherwold. Hear how the king of the Wasteland Ogres, Odepuff Stink,’ gained three scars on his face, given to him by the Red Wolves when he tried to kidnap the witch. Then find out just what secret lies in the high tower on Gloomgray Island, and of how the Grymdlehack Troll was banished to the Mountains of the Moon.

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"The Witch of the East invites the fairies from the village of Sweetascanbe to a party in Ringfinger Forest. But the party is not all it seems and the witch is not alone."