Dashwood Hare and Friends

Sarah is a mother of 3 children. When they were little Sarah worked for Usborne Books at Home, selling books to other mums. During this time she gained an appetite for wanting to write her own books. Ideas have come and gone. Having recently gone through some big spiritual changes, Sarah finally found an idea that inspired her and has written the first of a series of 10 books. Dashwood Hare has been brought to life. In the first book he undergoes big changes, that some children who are challenged in life have to face. He becomes homeless and so has to find a new family. He dies and is taken to a new magical place where his life is transformed. He loses a leg causing him to deal with disability. All of these subjects are important aspects of life. By bringing awareness to them through magical adventures it helps children to have compassion for those who may be affected. It gives inspiration to those who are affected. And it helps to inspire parents and children to use their imagination and bring out their creativity. Sarah is passionate about helping to inspire children and their families to spend quality time together having fun and opening up to their true potential. Sarah has also written books of a spiritual nature for adults to give the parents something to explore. This is the start of a new venture and one Sarah is excited to share with many children and families all over the world.

Chapter 1 - Becoming Homeless ....................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 - Meeting the Naughty Goblins ..................................................... 9
Chapter 3 - The Fairies of the Mythical Magical Rainbow Forest ................. 19
Chapter 4 - Meeting the Dragons ................................................................ 27
Chapter 5 - A Surprise meeting with a Dinosaur .......................................... 37
Chapter 6 - The Unicorn Moon Dance ........................................................... 47
Chapter 7 - Building a New Home ................................................................. 55