The Fidgit

by Toni Bunnell

In the glades of forests live the little people. These are Faeries, better known as the Fae. Into this world of magic and intrigue comes the Fidgit, a small creature who was previously human.

The escapades of the Fidgit in the world of Faery are told with charming candour. His narrow escapes and adventures, in the world of humans, leads us back to a time when childhood reigns supreme and imagination and dreams are uppermost in our lives.

This book will appeal to children between the age of five and eleven, and to adults of all ages who have never quite lost the innocence and curiousity of childhood.

While each of the ten chapters flows into the next, each is a separate story that maps out the life of the Fidgit and his many exploits in the world of Faery.

37 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 26, 2013

About the author

I am a musician, a wildlife biologist and a writer of songs and stories. Born in Manchester I moved to Liverpool in time to catch the birth of the Mersey Beat. In the early 80s I lived and worked in Heidelberg, Germany and moved to York in 1983 where I now live. I have run a hedgehog rescue centre for 27 years and grow vegetables on an allotment.
I have published 7 books as paperbacks and 8 ebooks and am about to publish my 14th novel. I like to write on diverse topics, including gothic and parallel world themes. My latest book, The Dark Mirror, is a crime thriller with a supernatural twist.