Heather Flood
Heather's many experiences of life, particularly as a wife, mother and grandmother, together with a vivid imagination and great sense of humour, have played big parts in her becoming a successful author.
Her first book was Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Spells which proved so popular that it turned into a series. She followed this with science fiction fantasy Purple Mist - An Out of This World Adventure! about a girl called Annique who gets bullied at school, but discovers that she has amazing powers.
Heather's books have figured in the top five of their respective Amazon categories.
She and her husband and fellow author Tony Flood conjure up humour, pathos, love, nostalgia and a load of surprises in their latest jointly written book Laughs and Tears Galore! Stories and poems with twists. Oh, and there's some trickery as well!
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Mousey Mousey Series
Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Spells
Four great stories about an adorable lady mouse. This new edition contains an extra chapter telling how Mousey Mousey and her friends go on a day trip to the seaside which almost ends in disaster. It results in a thrilling cliff-top drama. There are three other wonderful stories as the delightful little mouse has her world turned upside down by naughty witch Agatha. Mousey Mousey has all her lovely pink possessions in her cottage changed to black. Things get far worse when the little mouse is kidnapped by a huge parrot and flown to the Land of the Hook Nosed Giants, but she hopes that friendly witch Bernice will rescue her. Agatha can’t stop interfering, and her mischievous spells cause chaos at the village fete. But will Mousey Mousey’s kindness win through in the end? Children are finding Mousey Mousey as cute as the mouse in Julia Donaldson’s The Gruffalo.
Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Revenge
The cutest mouse ever - as well as one of the world's most mischievous witches in the naughty Agatha and her comical friends Stinkblob and Mouldy Knickers. That's the view of fellow authors who have given excellent reviews to Heather Flood's delightful children's book which soared to No. 1 in its category. They love her wonderfully original characters who include talking rabbits, a squirrel, mole and badger, a vampire choirmaster, a spoilt actress mouse and her adorable young daughter. In the second in the series of Mousey Mousey books, Heather's lady-like, gentle heroine is caught up in a battle with rival witches. Mousey Mousey and her friends are put in danger by a spell which brings a hurricane over the tiny village of Dobble. As usual Agatha gets involved - but will she make things worse or come to the rescue? There's also intrigue and loads of laughs when Agatha disguises herself as a young squirrel to invade a Secret Club; is cheated out of a prize for her Black Beatle Hairy Leg Cream; and her attempts to be the star soloist of the witches' choir results in chaos. All ends well as Agatha gains revenge on an evil witch, and Mousey Mousey's kindness is rewarded.
Mousey Mousey and the Witches' Secrets
The delightful Mousey Mousey again has to cope with interfering witch Agatha and her mischievous spells.
The Hook Nosed Giants, Bogmus and Snerj, have now become friends with the kindly mouse they once kidnapped. But Agatha invades their Easter Egg Hunt with revenge in mind - and there's a surprise outcome!
Another shock sees Witches' secrets come out and they go on search of a miracle.
There are also captivating stories about a Scary Halloween; Never Giving Up; Being Turned Into Frogs; Mousey Mousey's Valentine and Jokes from a Vampire Choirmaster.
Fellow authors love Heather Flood's wonderfully original characters, including talking rabbits, a naughty polecat, loveable squirrel called Zach and a prickly porcupine schoolteacher - plus Agatha's smelly pals Stinkblob and Mouldy Knickers, who fall foul of the evil witch Secretia.
Children have found Mousey Mousey as cute as the mouse in Julia Donaldson's The Gruffalo. And Heather Flood's books have been acclaimed as the best for youngsters since Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit.
Other Books
Purple Mist
Annique discovers she has special powers which enable her to turn the tables on three school bullies. The astonishing truth behind these powers is finally revealed on her 13th birthday. She must face a far worse bully – a tyrant on another planet!
She and her friend Antony - and her dog Waggles - prepare for the biggest ordeal of their lives.
Giant Sticker Monster and Other Stories
A collection of delightful children's stories from Heather Flood. There's Giant Sticker Monster, who puts stickers on everything and everybody but has the chance to save Christmas; Pixie the mischievous kitten who learns to be nice to birds; The Happy Snowman that Santa accidentally brings to life; Maurice the Donkey who gets lost and upsets his mother; the Puppies left in the snow when their mother gets trapped; the Christmas Tree Fairy that brings the toys to life; the Lonely King who doesn't learn his lesson and the Red Boots that the children were given for Christmas. These are magical stories to stir young children's imaginations.
Laughs and Tears Galore
Most of us love twists in the tale, humour and tear-jerkers that pull on the heartstrings.
And if some of them involve a bully, a cheat or a bigot getting their comeuppance, then so much the better.
It's all packed into the short stories and poems written by Heather and Tony Flood in Laughs and Tears Galore! plus so much more, including love, passion, human error, nostalgia, and patriotism. And there are plenty of surprises!