Winnie and the Mystery of the Missing Moonstones

by Jp Coman, MaÃÂÂlys Pitcher (Illustrator)

Overview

Dad's decision to go camping late in the season leaves Winnie and Jerry with nothing to do but bicker and annoy each other. But when Winnie storms off in anger, she accidentally rescues a real live troll! All the trolls' moonstones were stolen, and they need Winnie's help to get their magic back!

Winnie and Jerry start off on a whirling adventure with their new friends, Oola and Humphry, encountering new dangers with each step of their journey. Even if they find the missing moonstones, how will they get home?

This updated version includes the bonus short story, Moonstone Mishaps.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781944644635
Publisher:	Crimson Dragon Publishing
Publication date:	04/04/2025
Series:	The Troll , #1
Edition description:	4th Updated with Bonus Content ed.
Pages:	206
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.47(d)
Age Range:	6 - 10 Years

About the Author

J P Coman is the penname of the writing team of John and Phyllis Comeaux. John has been writing poems since age 6 and has written comic strips, stories, puppet theater, plays, screenplays, and now his second book. He is married to Phyllis, the co-author of the story, and together they have three children and six grandchildren. Among John's many interests are music, videography, theater, philately, science fiction, and enjoying audiobooks. John is past president of the West Texas Writers, and president of the Writers' Guild of Acadiana. Phyllis enjoys spiritual reading and writing, cooking, arts and crafts such as sewing and painting, and fishing. Both enjoy playing with the grandchildren.

Maïlys Pitcher is a designer and matte painter working in the animation industry in Vancouver, and an illustrator in her free time. She has always been passionate about drawing and story-telling. She grew up in a bilingual family of artists, surrounded by illustrated books, paintings and French comic books, and soon knew she wanted to make art her career. In high school, she won a national drawing contest and illustrated her first children's book. Since then, she has done more illustration jobs, worked on art commissions and various designing projects. In her art, she wants to tell a story and engender emotions to the viewer. Lighting and colours are her favorite part of research, and she is fascinated by how they can affect and give a mood to a piece.