Tales of the Whosawhachits
Enter the 5th Realm Book 2
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Elvin loved his sister, very much. Like most brothers and sisters, they would have the usual fights, but they did have love between them. Elvin had longed for a brother for so many years and he felt that having a sister was very special. He cared for her, watched out for her, even protected her, in fact he had taught her everything that she knew. Elise was very playful, and enjoyed playing games with her brother. She could bake the best chocolate cake in the realm, was an excellent game player, and kept everything in the realm neat and tidy. Even after a long scawiggets game, she would be the first one to clean everything up, which was easy considering it only required a quick wave of her hand. While there were some benefits to living in a realm with the girls, they didn't outweigh everything pink, and Elvin just couldn't stand it any longer. He was going to explode, he needed to find a way out of this pink realm, and back into his own realm and he was willing to do just about anything to accomplish that. Elise paraded around her realm wearing a flashy hot pink stoned tiara. Like the other whosawhachettes she dressed in light pink overalls, with hot pink sneakers. She insisted on being referred to as Princess Elise. She grew up quickly, and was able to take her rightful place as the leader of this new realm one month after hatching. Elvin was proud of how his sister took control, but in his own way, jealous, because he longed to take charge again in his own realm, he liked being the boss and giving the orders. The whosawhachette's were very similar to their brothers the whosawhachit's, of course they had the obvious difference of color. The whosawhachettes skin color was fuchsia pink, and the long horns they had on their heads had stripes in light pink and dark pink. The whosawhachette's didn't require eyeglasses, as they seemed to not only have perfect vision, it was better than perfect. They could see long distances, and exceptionally well in the dark, unlike their purple brothers who wore thick black rimmed eyeglasses, and usually still saw things blurry. The whosawhachette's were clearly female and sported exceptionally long eyelashes which would show expression when they would bat their eyes, especially useful when used during arguments with the boys, and seemed to help them get their own way, at least they certainly thought so. It was discovered by the occupants that the new pink realm was rich in fabulous fuchsia sapphires, light pink diamonds and rose quartz. The large pink lake that sported the pink water slide was also rich in oysters that harvested pretty light pink freshwater pearls. These were things that Gatsby hadn't really intended, because all gems are a source of some kind of natural power. The last thing Gatsby would have wanted was to give the whosawhachits or whosawhachette's any kind of magical power, and it was these very stones that were the cause of the human realm's sky turning pink. Each time a stone was used, it released some of its pinkness, which levitated and rose directly into the human realm.
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This enchanting series continues with more antics from Elvin and the gang. Elise heads up the new realm with her fellow pink whosawhachette's. She discovers magical pink gemstones which prove to be double trouble for the realms. Elvin escapes to the human realm to join forces with Eric the troubled boy creating chaos, which leads to a whole mess of new problems for Gatsby. This is book two of the series. Coming soon is the release of book 3 Tales of the Whosawhachits.
About the Author
Award winning writer, Patricia O'Grady lives in Florida with her husband William, a Yorkshire Terrier named Arthur, and a talking Quaker Parrot. She is originally from Long Island, New York. She hopes that her books bring joy and happiness to those that read them. Ms. O'Grady supports animal rights, and donates much of her time and proceeds from sales of her books to animal rescue organizations. Patricia received The New Covey Award as the judge's choice for Most Artistic Cover in April 2009. This was the cover that best combined art and design for her book Mirror Mirror Seven Years Bad Luck. Patricia also is the proud recipient of the prestigious YABI award for Best Young Adult Novel - Tales of the Whosawhachits. For more information about this author please view Patricia's website at www.patriciaogrady.com