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THIS IS A 'FLIP BOOK'. TWO CHILDRENS NOVELS IN ONE EDITION. (Ages 4-12 and all self-readers)

When you have read SIR TINGLY & THE QUEST FOR THE DARGON, simply flip the book over to read THE TIME MOUSE

Trot along with SIR TINGLY on WHINNY the HORSE and a horde of Very Clever Mice as Old Ned leads them astray in

The Quest for The Dargon!

Then TURN THE BOOK OVER to find AN ADVENTURE IN TIME with COSTELLO, THE TIME MOUSE, where

COSTELLO and CHERYL find themselves outside of TIME battling WOTCHITS with the help of all her FAVOURITE TOYS

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William Allerton, who also writes as Bill Allerton, is a Sheffield-based author whose work ranges across historical and speculative fiction, contemporary novels, short stories and children's literature.His earlier books include The Fox & The Fish, A Day for Tigers, Firelight on Dark Water, Magpie and Foxes, Frogs & Rice Pudding. His Mekanismo series explores the intersections of history, science, invention and human nature.His short fiction has received recognition through the Fish Prize and BBC Radio, which recorded and broadcast six of his stories. His story To Kill a Wish was selected for publication following the 2001 Fish Prize and subsequently adapted for the stage, receiving recognition through the Chesterfield Pomegranate Theatre's New Playwright Awards.Over the years, he has worked with and learned from a wide range of established writers, and in 2014 helped publish Watch & Wait, an anthology of short fiction in support of the Lymphoma Association.Before retiring from business, he pursued a variety of occupations, accumulating a store of experience from which to draw his characters. Having retired to write for a living, he discovered that the arrangement had become living to write - a familiar predicament for authors whose literary ambitions exceed their royalty statements.And if you feel that you recognise some of his characters, perhaps you do. Perhaps one of them is you.