Glade Roos is a writer who enjoys captivating the imagination of his readers and sweeping them away on a fun creative journey for a time.
Tabitha and the Witch with the Golden Hair continues the fun creative journey first encountered in Tabitha's Incredible Bauble.
Glade hopes you enjoy reading this fun new children's adventure story as much as he enjoyed writing it.
Tabitha’s adventures continue as she and her new bosom friend, Johnny, venture back to the vast enchanted forest to rescue Johnny’s mommy and daddy, who were turned into trees by an evil and cranky old witch with spiders in her hair! They will need the help of their trusty friend Gilder, the chief of the fanciful unicorns, to find the witch with the golden hair! But will she help them using her golden powers? What about that evil old witch and all her evil old spiders? She will surely be very cranky indeed when she discovers what Tabitha and Johnny are up to. Evil witches do not like meddlers in their curses! Then of course there is the delightfully troublesome King Toodles to think of, and his bold armies, and those crocodiles with their chomping chomps, and black wolves with their sharp glistening fangs, and the fiery dragons, and Orky, his polar bear, and all those addled wizards and the gaggle of witches, and the tree trolls, and ogres, and all the king’s loyal subjects! What kind of trouble will they cause Tabitha and Johnny as they all try to claim Tabitha’s luminescent, radiant, and altogether enchanting glass bauble for the king? Tabitha and the Witch with the Golden Hair continues the fun, adventurous tale of discovery first encountered in Tabitha’s Incredible Bauble and reminds readers that even the most wayward of adventures can lead to something truly magical.
Tabitha quietly sits in the shade of the mighty willow, beside her hidden spring, on a very pleasant afternoon, out in the rolling and green Oklahoma countryside, with little Nanook by her side, and simply marvels at the luminescent, radiant, and altogether enchanting glass bauble in her hand
