"Take me with you, please." is a plea for help, Frank Washington cannot refuse. The last thing he needs is a passenger in his full mailbag, especially a lost leprechaun he has rescued from a snowball.
Ho Jolly wanted moonbeams to add sparkle to his new clothes. The moon objected and the fairy king banished the wayward elf whose good intentions never turn out right to another world.
Cookie, a white dog, joins Frank and Ho to deliver the mail. They will lighten you heart with laughter as Frank struggles to keep a rein on his fellow travelers. Despite his efforts; Ho translates "no" to "yes, if no one is looking."
Frank and Cookie are in for a stunning surpise on this magical night.
Travelers is a book you will want to give your friends and keep on your shelf at home to read not only at Christmas, but any time during the year when you want your spirits lifted. The beautiful illustrations by Genevieve Wilson implant the characters in your heart.
-Roberta Simpson Brown, Middletown, KY, Author and Storyteller.
Travelers is a delightful blending of charm and imagination. It's the kind of book everyone should have the opportunity of enjoying more often. I read it twice so as to not miss a drop!
-Carol Anderson, Darthmont, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Troubadour wields his lute to sing songs and tell stories. He is a minstrel, a balladeer, a spinner of yarns and tellers of tales. Ho Jolly uses his Irish name, “Seanachis” in Travelers. He is our supreme editor who critiques every yarn we spin.