Guardians of the World Gates - Elliot, Susanna
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There's a World Gate in Crow Forest. World Gates can only be seen for three nights in midsummer when a Guardian Circle is needed to protect the entrance to the mysterious Secret Worlds at the time of opening. Jay and Jill are staying at Crow Forest Farm when they notice strange happenings. What are Uncle Sam and Auntie Mo getting up to at the dead of night? Who made the large footprints in the forest? Why are the talking crows arriving? And who or what is The Watcher? A walk in the forest with the dogs Sniffy and Finn and the little cat Sharp turns into an adventure when in a clearing Jay…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
There's a World Gate in Crow Forest. World Gates can only be seen for three nights in midsummer when a Guardian Circle is needed to protect the entrance to the mysterious Secret Worlds at the time of opening. Jay and Jill are staying at Crow Forest Farm when they notice strange happenings. What are Uncle Sam and Auntie Mo getting up to at the dead of night? Who made the large footprints in the forest? Why are the talking crows arriving? And who or what is The Watcher? A walk in the forest with the dogs Sniffy and Finn and the little cat Sharp turns into an adventure when in a clearing Jay finds something hiding in the roots of a tree. Little do they know that being near the World Gate has turned on special mind-sensing powers - for all of them. With these Talents they can join a Guardian circle - but can they seal the World gate and prevent a disaster in Crow Forest?
Autorenporträt
Susanna Elliot's father had a bookshop and as a little girl she found magic worlds hidden in the pages of books. Later, studying science revealed even more interesting secrets. Then for lots of years she had great pleasure helping children and young adults to find their own unknown talents. Much later less exciting stuff followed involving miles of writing with charts and diagrams and no plot at all. She now has fun helping the smaller people in her family have adventures finding the hidden worlds behind the secret doors in her garden.