A Light in the Darkwood---children use their imagination to create reality.

by Ernest Kinnie

The story of two childran who learn to create reality. The brother and sister run from a sow bear into a magical wood where they are captured by little people. They create food for the little people and then realize that they can also use their imagination to escape. After they escape they learn to use their imagination to create a marvelous, magical world.

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First published February 19, 2010

About the author

The goal of my writings is to expand what you can feel, what you can think, and what you can become. They range from self-help psychology books to the wild adventures of a young girl, Alice, who can dance with time, space and the Shadow World. A warning. Not intended for the easily offended. Adult language is used when appropriate to the narrative, such as in ALICE, and techniques for enhancing sexuality are given in THE MAGIC THEATER II. I’m is a retired psychologist, using a lifetime of experience to create entertaining and useful books for your enjoyment and personal growth.

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Reviews

[ILoveBooks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Two children go from the safety of their backyard to unleashing their imaginations. This story is very enjoyable and one the reader will choose to read again and again. The main characters are both endearing and inquisitive, the reader will come to like them immensely. The reader will like the dialogue in the short story, the descriptions of the scenes. This kind of adventure is the type that every child dreams about but rarely gets to indulge in. Within a few paragraphs, the reader will be anticipating the next scene or creation of the two children. The author makes a very strong point: use your imagination and have fun with it. This book is great to read to young children, but it is also fun for kids at heart at all ages.

[Kitty Austin · Rating 5 out of 5]

ERNEST KINNIE'S "A LIGHT IN DARKWOOD" (A REVIEW)

This is a sweet little story about a brother and sister and the power of imagination. They take a short adventure in which they never have to leave the blackberry patch in their back yard. It's a book for young children that they will no doubt want you to read again and again.

-Kitty Bullard / Great Minds Think Aloud Book Club

[Krizia Anna · Rating 1 out of 5]

It was a very short story that I didn't see the point of.