G. G. Fonbonnet is a distinguished British author known for his captivating works in the realms of fantasy and science fiction. Steeped in the rich tradition of British fantasy and science fiction classics, Fonbonnet's storytelling is a harmonious blend of familiar enchantments and his own unique twists. His writing transports readers into intricately woven worlds where the boundaries between magic and reality blur, creating a tapestry of wonder and mystery that captivates the imagination.

Fonbonnet's novels are a journey into the extraordinary, where he masterfully roams between diverse realms, drawing readers into the heart of the unexpected. His stories often begin in seemingly ordinary settings, only to unveil hidden layers of forgotten kingdoms, mystical landscapes, and unexplored galaxies. Each page invites adventurers to step beyond the mundane and embark on thrilling voyages through time and space, encountering fantastical creatures, ancient legends, and futuristic marvels.

What sets Fonbonnet apart is his ability to infuse his narratives with a sense of wonder that echoes the great masters of the genre, yet remains distinctly his own. His characters are richly developed, often grappling with profound moral dilemmas and embarking on epic quests that challenge their perceptions of reality. Themes of courage, friendship, and the eternal struggle between good and evil are intricately interwoven into his plots, resonating deeply with readers of all ages.

Nora D. Morgan is an acclaimed children's author with a degree in psychology. She is a firm believer that good books have a profound effect on people from an early age, shaping their futures. Nora's stories are not only witty and amusing, but infused with love and care, reflecting her belief that the education of children is vital, they are us in the future. In her work, she combines her psychological insights with her passion for storytelling to create enchanting tales that resonate with children and adults alike.

“I remember reading Bruno Bettelheim's book as part of my university training in psychology, and I remember the impact it had on me. Especially the words that storybooks and fairy tales make a deep impression on a child for all his future life, because it is a way of learning how to accept and deal with life's challenges and downs. It's like lion cubs, when they play, they interact and train their perception of this world so that when they grow up, having had this experience, they can fend for themselves. And don't think that a young lion has no dangers in his life.” 

Olle Olafson is an outstanding children's book writer and translator with over two decades of experience translating from Swedish and Dutch to English. His journey into writing began as he observed his own sons, capturing their unique traits, concerns, and fears in his stories. Inspired by their limitless curiosity and capacity for growth, Olle crafts tales that transform challenges into strengths, helping young readers navigate their own fears and discover their potential. Through his writing, Olle explores the boundless wonder of childhood, celebrating the incredible resilience and imagination of children. His recent publications have expanded to English, German, and Italian, introducing his unique storytelling to a broader audience. 

"Meet my very first protagonist, little Olle! Named by my youngest son Max, who suggested the name and won my wholehearted agreement—after all, the golden rule of parenting is to embrace your child’s choices. It’s often simpler than explaining why an idea might not be ideal, and it shows your child that you value their opinion, fostering mutual respect.

I’m particularly fond of this illustration by Renat Morton, a dear friend and collaborator. This depiction of Olle captures a youthful charm that I find more fitting than the balding man of a certain age I might resemble. My wife likes to joke that men start balding as their intelligence expands, and I’m more than happy to agree with her on that one!"