Bryan Mason has always looked upon life from a quirky point of view and not to take things to seriously. Children need to be able to fantasise about things and look at the funny side of life, plenty of time for the serious stuff later in life. He has always liked comedy, filled books with jokes in his younger days. Tried his hand at thriller writing for a short while. Loves making things up, daft things and maybe this is why he started to write short stories for his grandchildren.
“While I breathe, I hope”
Milanni anticipates a routine summer holiday at her grandparents’ house, but she soon discovers that this visit might alter her perception of reality and fantasy forever.As everyday objects mysteriously transform before her eyes, Milanni begins to question the existence of magic. Could these bewil...