Never eat the berries. This is something Sprout was taught from a very young age, because no one wants to experience faerie wrath. However, a witch who wasn't brought up in the forest might be tempted, especially in the abundance of the now constant summer in The Forest of the Hooting Owl.How can a witch who has broken faerie law be kept safe, a witch who shouldn't even be in the forest? A possible solution comes from a totally unexpected place, which involves a good deal of trust. But will it work?An adventurous tale of hiding, waiting, tests of magic, and some excellent photography skills, awaits those who dare to follow along.The Goblin and a Faerie Tail, Book Five in the Tales from the Forest of the Hooting Owl, is a story for children aged 8-12 years old and anyone else who is young of heart. Get your copy today.Includes an exclusive interview with Sun Light.