In Camomile and the Babies, Rabbit Brook Tales Volume 3, we find out that the Valley relies on a supply of camomile brought to the Valley by boat. However, this year an accident leads to the cargo sinking destroying the stock. The Council decides that an expedition has to be mounted to climb Peaked Rocks to search for the legendary Camomile Green. The journey through the foreboding Bluebell Wood; the climb up into the mountains; and the search for Camomile Green all bring dangers. A baby is about to be born at the renovated Dam Bottom Cottage and Tom Fluff has transformed Dam Bottom ready for his new family to enjoy. However, there is a surprise for everyone and the news cheers everyone up after the camomile disaster. Visitors make their way to see the new family and congratulate Tom on his work. To try to manage the visitors, Tom and Izzy, with Nan’s advice, decide to hold a carrot festival for all the Villagers so they can begin to enjoy the area again. Another celebration follows. What could possibly go wrong?

Colin Wilce has written the Rabbit Brook Tales Series because his children loved the stories he made up for them at bedtime. They asked if he could write them in a book. So he did. Four volumes have been written to encompass a cycle of Seasons. He came to Lulu because he wanted to be in control of the publishing process and found Lulu’s print-on-demand tools to be fast, easy and, most importantly, free. The Rabbit Brook Tales Series is available for purchase at www.lulu.com, in a marketplace filled with other unique and wonderful surprises, and also at tesco.com; amazon.com; and at all high street book retailers with an on line ordering facility.

“Independent publishing and print-on-demand is the wave of the future, and the future is now,” said Colin Wilce. “The Lulu process allows me to cut out the middle man (i.e. a separate publisher) and get my work out there the way I want it. My book is much like Lulu itself—it puts control of your destiny in your own hands.”

Link to Publication: http://www.lulu.com/cwilce


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