The Good Inventor

“Monica, the kind air hostess, watched anxiously as Charlie picked at his dinner. She made a special effort to find some food (chicken nuggets and chips) that would surly tempt a child. The boy just moved the food around the plate and looked despondent.” “She knew there had been some kind of tragedy and that he was the only surviving member of his family.” Charlie was travelling to Ireland to live with his eccentric uncle, Dr Theodore Whitestick a renowned doctor, surgeon and inventor. The doctor has no experience of raising a child and just hoped that Charlie would follow in the family tradition and become a “Good Inventor.” The Doctor must impress the Inspectors from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs that he is a suitable guardian for Charlie; however he is hiding something he has a secret creation!. The fun begins when Charlie discovers the “Good Doctor’s” secret and the magic of the Connemara countryside releases the power of the druids in the boy. “The story is full of mystery and magic, and the boy has a lot to learn about his fantastic new home!”