The Once and Future Alligator (Standalone)
Ally had spent the whole afternoon being read to, and she now lay on her tummy in her greenhouse retreat with the thoughts of kings and queens in her head.
Ally & Oz
Winterwind Productions is proud to present The Completed Ally & Oz Stories. From the talented pen of William L. J. Galaini comes this absolutely fascinating tale of a pig, an alligator and their adventures together.
Second Star to the Right (Eighth)
A fine number of seasons passed, many of which were filled with shimmering Christmas trees and warm summer picnics in the wheat fields.
Christmas Morning (Seventh)
*Psst!* Ally whispered, nudging Oz with her snout. He was sprawled out on William’s tummy, the motion of which raised him up and down with each snore.
Silent Men of the Tea (Sixth)
“Wives can do that, you know! It’s an ability every little girl is born with! They can destroy a man with a single glance.” William argued.
Two Buckets and a Conversation (Fifth)
William and Ashley had frantically looked for Ally and Oz that morning. They ran down the spiral stars and into the den, calling out to them as they lifted cushions and examined potted plants.
The Importance of Being Ally (Fourth)
That night, while William and Ashley were sleeping in the tower’s peek, Oz awoke. His little pink ears perked up and his snout snorted softly.
The Undiscovered Truffle (Third)
It had been several weeks since Oz had runaway, and since then the clouds had become higher and thinner in the sky.
Oz and the Gone Strawberries (Second)
Oz, whose nose was ideally shaped for oinking, snorted himself awake. He was lying next to Ally under the shade of the gigantic oak in the courtyard.
Leaving the Bad Place (First)
Tall stalks of wheat waved and thrashed, much like a pale violent sea. Above was a thunderous night sky; flashing and crackling as a small little stuffed pig and a small little stuffed alligator stumbled through the cold mud.