Books by Liz Winstanley
The Magical Travels of Abra the Elephant
Abra is an ugly, wrinkled old elephant who recaptures his youth with the aid of a wise and powerful magic carpet named Khalid. With Khalid, Abra is able to journey all over the world, and even back in time. As he travels, Abra meets many of his relatives and ancestors in various roles: the parades of the Maharajas, the circus, and even the war elephants used by General Hannibal. Eventually Abra journeys to Africa where he is confronted firsthand with the cruelty of ruthless poachers and the sad plight of his fellow elephants, who are hunted for their tusks. However Abra also discovers the relief organizations that rescue orphaned elephants and help protect them in the wild. As Abra continues on his journey, Zahmoodi, the magician who the magic carpet Khalid was stolen from, pursues him at every step. Will Abra and Khalid be able to escape the clutches of the evil Zahmoodi and bring aid to the elephants around the world who are in need? Find out in The Magical Travels of Abra the Elephant, a fantastic tale that brings light to the plight of elephants everywhere.
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Pathways to the Zodiac: Decoding Its Origins and History
Discover the true meaning and the origins of the zodiac in E.R. Winstanley’s new book, Pathways to the Zodiac. Why was it formed and by whom? Has the mystery about the architects of Stonehenge and other similar structures been solved? Does the Sphinx still remain an enigma? The deities of the ancient world made an indelible impact upon the lives of the various tribes who wandered throughout Mesopotamia and Europe. Their beliefs and rituals have been handed down through the centuries, from Melchizedek, the Lord of the Zodiac, to the Knights Templar and Freemasons, to the current era. We all have been linked together and follow the pathways of our ancestors through the creation of the zodiac.
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About the Author
Although she was born and raised in England, author Liz Winstanley currently resides in Seattle, WA. Elephants have occupied a special place in her heart ever since she rode on the back of one on a visit to the London Zoo when she was six years old. Now retired, when she is not writing Liz enjoys playing bridge, spending time with family, and scouring libraries and the Internet for interesting facts about elephants.
