When babies in a village are mysteriously attacked at night, the desperate elders look to their past of folklore and rituals to protect the children of the village.
Yvette Griffith is a writer of various materials, ranging from songs, plays, and stories for children. She actively juggles a professional career with literary activities. She is also an aspiring voice artist and songwriter. The six children's books she penned in 2004 have been republished. Her list of published works includes Adventures of the Wandering Corn; Beatrice Bamfield: a folk tale; She rode a Prize Horse into Town; The Boy who had an Unusual Name; and When Mother had to work on Christmas Day. These were published along with Scholastic Performances: a compilation of musical plays and verses. The mother of three resides in New York City.
