Eric Marsh
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Eric Marsh
I am a long retired primary school teacher. I write stories for my granddaughters who at present are 11 and 13. I actually have at least 35 stories to post. The Amanderella ones are the newest, but I have a whole series of ones called The Witch of the Dark Forest and a couple of ones for much younger children.
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The Beginning Chapter 2
Chapter Two. A Dragon’s Tale. They sat in silence for five minutes before Das swooped down beside them. “Calizone is on her way,” he announced. “She...
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Amanderella and the Ppockingstull Treasure Chapter 8
Chapter 8. Sillingwold Lodge. The ride to Sillingwold Lodge took them through twisting lanes, past hedgerows that leaned in as though trying to...
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The Beginning Chapter 1
The Beginning. Chapter One. A Visitation of Dragons. Princess Jasmine’s Coming Out Ball had been a great success. True to her promise, she saved a...
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Amanderella and the Ppockingstull Treasure Chapter 7
Chapter 7. Breakfast and a journey. Breakfast at Gottsnobbler Hall was usually a quiet affair, consisting mostly of toast, polite coughing, and Lord...
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The First Witch Chapter 8
Chapter Eight. Home Again. Jasmine carried the box into the cottage and placed it carefully on the kitchen table. She stepped back at once. “Wait...
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Amanderella
Posted on Sun, 31 May 2026
She is just a clever emancipated Edwardian lady. No magic, just intelligence to deal with far-fetched but possible situations.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.14
Missing bit
Posted on Tue, 26 May 2026
Looks like it, will edit it for you.Serves me right for being in a hurry.
Sorted Thak-you.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.9
Barking dog
Posted on Fri, 22 May 2026
This actually existed in a village near Minehead in Somerset, to the extent that there was actually a sign on a garden wall.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.5
Hound of the Baskervilles
Posted on Fri, 22 May 2026
Basker = Lolling: Villa = follty.: Work it out from that. Except there are no ravening hounds in this tale.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.5
Two horned Flump
Posted on Wed, 20 May 2026
Yes, I know rhinos are not usually found in woods in this country, but remember these tales were written for a toy collecting child who left them all over the farm.
Read full commentPosted in Glenda the Wendle Chapter 9