Aldar is a young adult Icelandic elf. Aldar's life is made miserable when his cousin Bofi moves in with his family to escape a lava flow that threatens his home in another part of Iceland. To escape Bofi's practical jokes, Aldar stows away in a backpack of an American tourist family. When ten year old Edwin returns from school and starts to cry in his room, Aldar reveals himself in an attempt to find the reason for Edwin's unhappiness. Poor Edwin is the unfortunate victim of bullying at school, and it is ruining is life. Aldar disguises himself as a fellow 6th grader and sets about to help...

When a family of elves from Ireland moves to Iceland, they are not welcomed by most of the elf villagers, who have only the heard false stories about leprechauns painting them as greedy, gold hoarding creatures who steal human children. Aldar, a young adult Iceland elf, befriends the strangers. The villagers become more hostile when Aldar's sister starts dating a young leprechaun man. When a little girl mysteriously disappears, the elves blame the leprechauns. How does Aldar help the leprechauns and make the villagers change their misguided attitudes?

Aldar, an adventure seeking Icelandic elf, travels to Central Europe in search of a lost troll who is believed to be the legendary Golem of Prague. His travels teach him about other countries and cultures. Being a mischievous elf, he gets into some unusual situations along the way. He makes mistakes, but learns from them.Young readers are shown the importance of treating all people with kindness and dignity in this light-hearted, sometimes serious, story with some unusual plot twists."

"How Michael Saved the Bosites and Everybody Else" is a Middle Grade humorous science-fiction story. Although humorous, the story concerns the real problem of man made climate change and attempts to help children appreciate the wonders of nature. Michael's grandfather is famous in his Irish village for the stories he tells about the Leprechauns he claims to have met. No one believes him except for his 12 year old grandson. He tells Michael that the creatures are not really Leprechauns, but Bosites, who except for their monthly BBQ at a nearby glen, live in another dimension. Just prior to his...