Barry Lillie

Willow and the Motorway Horses: When Roger the donkey hears that Mr O'Leary wants to replace the horses with cows, Willow the sand-cloloured pony comes up with a plan. Working into the night at the ancient sewing machine, Willow makes cow costumes for her friends and together they fool the humans and remain in their beloved field that overlooks the M6 motorway near junction 10. The cows don't prove to be a success and once again, Willow is making more disguises. One by one the group of equines dwindles as under the care of Mr O'Leary's nephew, Neville they dress up as alpaca, lions and other animals. Willow and the Motorway Horses uses the principles of children's writing in the creation of this book that is strictly for adults. Coming soon.

 

Wasps in a Jar: What do you do when you are given just 52 weeks to live? After getting her prognosis, Beryl may have secondary breast cancer, but the forthcoming year will be all about living not dying. It's time to embrace what life is left and do all those things she never had either the courage or the time to do before. From being suspected of kidnapping, stripping off for an art class, through to denying the parternity of a pregnant Bedlington terrier, Beryl takes control of the weeks she has left. Work in progress.