Rhyonna's Fright, A Faery's Challenge to Save Her Realm

by Bobbie Kinkead

Overview

This vile, odious, threatening Zzuf, a mutated predatory mold plans to eat her and all the others. Can Rhyonna heal? Will Rhyonna fly again? Will Rhyonna remain the Flying Teacher of the Wee Ones? If you like a bit of horror and adventure set in another realm, read how Faery Rhyonna, with the help of her friends, the bonding with an enemy, and the Others, rib the predator Zzuf from their realm.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046189421
Publisher:	Bobbie Kinkead
Publication date:	11/20/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	350 KB

About the Author

As a child, Bobbie Kinkead created stories: playing at the creek, hunting frogs, and meeting the spirited folks; when walking to her grandmothers; and rocking in a swing on warm Colorado nights. As a teen, Bobbie rode her bike to the library to read every folk and fairy tale possible.
Graduating from Colorado University in Boulder, Bobbie taught first-grade in Anchorage, Alaska, then traveled to San Francisco to marry and teach art in the elementary schools. Moving to Oakland, she ran a home preschool. Stories were important.
While her children attended public school, Bobbie volunteered as Regional Adviser for the Society of Children Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) and editor of galleys for the Bay Area. Needing a rest, through the California University, Bobbie was certified as a Master Gardener. As a professional gardener, Bobbie reconnected with the spirit folks and finished Rhyonna’s Fright.
Attending Dominican University, Bobbie studied storytelling and was asked to be part of the Asian Art Gallery (AAM) Core of Storytelling. Today she participates in the Storytelling Association of California (SAC) telling folktales, legends, fables, and myths. She finished her next novel, Damsels Overcome including twenty-two folktales about women, who used their powers to survive and their empowerment for us in their struggles.
Bobbie confirms, "...all important for writing a good story."