NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK on AMAZON. A Christmas rhyming story about a lost toymaker called 'Belstarr' who holds the key to Christmas in her heart. Will she find 'belief' before Drake Hausen takes over Christmas forever? A magical sleigh ride for all Christmas believers.
Daniel Morrow and David Jacks are Wolf-Hawk Writing. (www.wolfhawkwriting.com). Together they write children's stories from the heart. Both born in St.Helens, they started writing eight years ago. They have written over thirty books with the latest stories being: Enzo Flashfire - The Birth Of Spyridon Five (www.thespyridonfive.com) - A BMX Superhero series. Other titles include My Bus Driver Is A Polar Bear (www.mybusdriverisapolarbear.com) - A Global Warming Tale With A Mysterious Twist. The Cup Final Mouse Who Did It - a footballing underdog tale is also on sale on Amazon. Another title is a junior detective series: Iris Investigates, with the first book being called, Beastly Goings On. Look-out for Belstarr The Lost Toymaker, a Christmas rhyming story. Wolf-Hawk Writing - If We Write It They Will Come.
We wrote this book for everyone who loves Christmas, because we do. You can read it snuggled down on Christmas Eve with your loved ones or enjoy during advent. If one child says it is their favorite book then we have achieved our goal. We really hope you all enjoy the story for many years to come.
I just read this book for my school assigment, my class enjoyed it. We all love Christmas and I will be reading this book again over the holidays. I wish it was Christmas now.
A wonderful poem for both young and old, all who are searching for the Christmas spirit! Heartwarming, a poem similar to Dr. Seuss's Grinchy tale. A festive reminder that good will always prevail over selfishness.
Well written and beautifully illustrated, this book is a must have on the permanent library of any child who enjoys Christmas magic. It has the right size to be read before sending the child to bed. It will keep their attention to the end. It should take no more than 30 minutes to read to whole book. Plot is simple: Father Weisberg has a toy workshop and produces toys to Santa Claus. He has four children: Chiska, Duchy, Alvaro and Belstarr. He receives the award of the best toymaker of all. During celebration, Belstarr goes missing. She was kidnapped by Drake Hausen and taken to the South Pole. He wanted to take-over Christmas and hoped that Belstarr would help him making his toys best by far. And the story develops more till the rescue of Belstarr. Everything written in rhymes. Brilliantly executed! This book was written by David Jack and Daniel Morrow and illustrated by Stella Perrett and published by Wolf-Hawk Writing on Feb 2012.
WOW! It has been a long time since I have felt like this about a new Christmas book! I love the Grinch, Polar Express, Christmas Carol etc. And If I may, I'd like to put Belstarr The Lost Toymaker into this category. A unique story, with intriguing characters. It had me on the edge, a page turner. My children loved it also. I would certainly make this your next purchase, the poetry is lovely. Here's to Wolf-Hawk Writing, whoever and wherever you are! Wendy x
This book was given to me by my aunt from New York. Belstarr is a Christmas toy builder who is really good at making toys. A baddy named Drake Hasen takes over Christmas and uses Belstarr to make his toys for him. Santa and the gang stop him just before Christmas day. A lovely story especially the ending, but I won't spoil it for you! RB
I bought this Christmas rhyming book from Amazon for my little brother last month (October 2013) He simply adored the magical characters and story. A topsy turby tale of Belstarr who has been put under a spell by Drake Hausen. She must find belief in Christmas before Christmas has gone forever. It has shadows of the Grinch crossed with the Polar Express. Perfect x
My mama gave me this book last week as a surprise. I was amazed by the poetry. I enjoy reading poems and this had an added Christmas sparkle. I'm so glad Belstarr found belief in Christmas. I'm excited now.
I'm so disappointed that I got scammed by the self-promoting self-publishers of this book. It may be a story that has sentimental value to the author, but it's sloppily written and produced. It's also just flat out weird.
I just downloaded this on my Kindle. What a fab read. Only $1. Brill and a Bargain. Soon be Chrimbo x Frodo, One Ring for all. Can't wait for the Hobbit.