Meet Paudie the Leprechaun

Everyone knows that a leprechaun is the size of your little finger. So how can such a tiny creature create such a big fuss?  

Paudie is a 10-year-old leprechaun who lived 200 years ago with his family in an underground cave. His Irish village is the size of a small house and a rabbit burrow is the only way in and out. 

This charming children’s tale takes you along on Paudie’s Magical Adventures, as the tiny leprechaun uses his special powers to help other leprechaun villages. Paudie learns that by helping others, he receives far more in return.  
All the village leprechauns have magical powers given them by Paudie’s grandfather, the king. Paudie’s powers allow him to speak to animals. He learns to swim by asking Mrs. Duck to teach him. His magic also helps him find things that are lost. Author Nicholas D. Power bases his stories on simple values, honesty, goodness, clean living and family fun.

Paudie's Magical Adventures
The 10 chapters about Paudie and his magical adventure’s shows’ how Paudie uses his magical powers, help find items we have lost, and as he can speak to animals it gives him a unique education and insight into his way of life. The reader can see and learn all about Paudie as a character who develops over the 10 chapters.


Paudie's Terrible Foes
Over 200 years ago in Ireland, a young leprechaun named Paudie fought a battle to save his people. This enchanting children’s fable shows what happens when evil leprechauns pull out all the stops to fight good leprechauns.

Paudie is a tiny 10-year-old leprechaun no bigger than your finger, who has been given magical powers by his grandfather, King Bill. In fact, all the local leprechauns have the same powers. One day, they are attacked by an evil pirate and Paudie comes to the rescue.

The moral of the story is that all people – or leprechauns, as the case may be – need to pull together when times are tough in order to succeed.

Hard Cover - 6x9 - 236 pages - $24.75

 ISBN: 978-1-60693-534-7
ISBN / SKU: 1-60693-534-8

Hard Cover - 6x9 - 332 pages - $28.95

ISBN: 978-1-60860-228-5
ISBN / SKU: 1-60860-228-1