Debbie D Richardson

Goldimouse and the Three Hares

Mouse in Boots

Hamster and Gretel

Princess Haggis Ears - A New Scottish fairy tale (New Scottish fairy tales Book 1)

Princess Haggis Ears is locked in a tower. Find out what happens when she escapes, not only from the tower but from a wicked goblin she meets in the forest. In the first tale of Debbie Richardson's New Scottish Fairy Tales series we meet two lovable characters - Princess Haggis Ears and Prince Turni...

Fireless the Dragon (New Scottish Fairy Tales Book 3)

Fireless the Dragon is the third book in Debbie Richardson's New Scottish Fairy Tale series.Prince Tattie Head wants a pet so Princess Haggis Ears and Prince Turnip Nose take their son to the pet shop and they all fall in love with the cute little dragon they find in Dragonarea. But the dragon has a...

La Princesse aux fleurs de choux (French Edition)

Il était une fois une princesse qui est née en Ecosse dans un château magnifique à coté d’un lac. La princesse avait de si grandes oreilles que ses parents l’appelaient, "Fleurs de Choux." Est-ce que la princesse trouvera son prince même avec des oreilles si laides et enormes? Quel malefice prononce...

The Evolved (The New Era Saga Book 1)

The prophecy reads:"Five will remain. The orphan, the divided, the heart, and the brave. They will be the final hope of mankind, and through them, all life will evolve."A group of five young adults discover they are the final descendants of an ancient race called the Old Immortals. The world has cha...

The Diamond Tears: A New Scottish Fairy Tale (New Scottish Fairy Tales by Debbie Richardson)

The Diamond Tears is the second book in Debbie Richardson's New Scottish Fairy Tale series. Princess Haggis Ears and Prince Turnip Nose have a beautiful baby with a rather unusual head. But that's okay because he compliments his parents perfectly. They are a very happy family until disaster strikes ...

The Moonshine Maker

Murders and moonshine, family and feuding, snake-handling preachers and an organ-playing ghost. This is a book no reader interested in Appalachian history and culture can afford to miss.