Another short, children's tale about Grumpy Grandpa and his tomboyish granddaughter Zoe. This time Zoe ripped her dress climbing a tree on the Fox Road and asks Grandpa to make her a new one. Grandpa agrees, but would rather take a nap.

Fairy Land is W.Wm.Mee's humorous look at a place that most of us loved as a child and secretly miss as an adult. Now you and your child can visit it again and enjoy meeting some old friends and making some new ones --- but bring a snack!

This trilogy covers the life and times of a young Scottish lad, Angus McCaw, between the years 1745 and 1812.After the terrible defeat of Bonny Prince Charley at Culloden Moor back in 1745, Angus and a friend leave Scotland and try their luck in the wilderness of the New World.In the wilds of what will one day be Upstate New York, one adventure leads to another and soon Angus must choose between jail or the British army. There he meets up with the infamous Major Robert Rogers...

It`s nearly time for Zoe's birthday and Grumpy Grandpa and Giggly Grandma are planning a fun day for Zoe and her friends. This is a lighthearted look at a seven year olds view of her birthday. Most of it was dictated to Grandpa by Zoe herself. Enjoy it with your child --- and maybe a snack as well.

Angus McCaw and his Ranger friends take part in the infamous and much debated 1759 Raid on Odanak, a small Native village just south of Quebec City, and endure the subsequent hardships from returning from that terrible ordeal. Angus and his close knit 'band of brothers' soon march on Montreal in 1760, then go on to travel with Robert Rogers westward to help put down the Pontiac Rebellion at Detroit in 1763.With the French & Indian War now over, Angus and his 'Band of Brothers' follo...

Once again W.Wm.Mee has given us a whimsical children's story from his 'Tales From The Fox Road' series. This one is about a sweet mother mouse who lost her house and her friends who help her find a new one. (Best read at bedtime just after a snack!)

The story you are about to read is a 'historical fantasy'. It tells of an ancient, medieval type society in the far off land of Oma-Var and how the use of the phenomenon we know as 'gunpowder' changed their world --- but it is much more than that.As every good tale should be, it is also a story about people. Good ones, bad ones --- and like most of us, the in-between ones.And lastly, as all good tales must be, it is a story about love. That age old emotion that has thrilled, ...

As children most of us dreamed about being a fireman, a policeman, a doctor or and astronaut. Sam always wanted to be a cowboy. This is the tale of how that dream came true.

When we hear the name 'Odysseus' what do most people think of?Some long ago character from myth and legend? The infamous war between the ancient Greeks and the city of Troy? A ten year long boat ride home that tells of a hero fighting three headed sea monsters, one eyed giants, sorcerers, witches and the sea god Poseidon?All these things and more are part of the tale of Odysseus. Weird, wild, fantastical stories that we 'modern day' people think of a ancient fantasy. In thi...

'The Book of Fairies' is another children's story by W.Wm.Mee dealing with magical beings and make-believe. Like 'The Book of Elves' and 'Fairyland', the beautiful drawings of several talented artists and the author's simple but touching story transport both parent and child to a world of wonder and imagination.

Another 'Tale From The Fox Road' series of children's books from W.Wm.Mee. This one introduces 'Grumpy Grandpa', a cranky old fellow that lives all alone in a big stone house at the top of a hill. He doesn't like people or puppies or little girls knocking at his door. Find out what happens when one does.

Erin Ap Conn was a bastard in every possible meaning of the word. He was the unfortunate 'result' of a number of drunken weaponsmen raping a young Rill maiden; he was the fatherless outcast living between two races that despised him as well as each other; and he was the wild, unruly lad who, in a impromptu drunken duel, had slain the son of a very rich and important man. He was an outcast, exile and condemned 'murderer' who, for the last ten long years, had sold both his sword and his soul...