#eBook A Mika Moose Christmas By Asa Butcher & Thanos Kalamidas

The Christmas adventure that has been on everybody’s lips. The simple story of a moose and a magpie saving Christmas - what more could you want?

It appeared to be early December, but you couldn’t be too sure anymore. It looked like December and even smelt like December, yet there was nothing to confirm any of these suspicions, which was rather frustrating. Either way, a light snow was being whisked about by an energetic wind and the whisper of distant elf song brought an extra touch of magic to the enchanted arctic tundra. It was also very cold.

Thanos Kalamidas. Six-foot-one, grew up in sixties and seventies, studied in England and France, worked for long in England did some in Japan and France ending up in Finland, love jazz music and burritos. Love sports when I can watch them on TV, eating pizza, chocolate biscuits and drinking bitter ale. It all sounds like brain damage.

Asa Butcher, Over ten years in Finland has failed to dent my sense of humour, although it has altered my perception of what it is to be an Englishman. There are times I wonder just who I am and what I am doing, and then my daughters come running to me and I forget all about those thoughts. There’s much more to me, but I prefer to save that for our second date...

1st edition: Ovi eBook Publishing 2006
2nd edition: Ovi eBook Publishing 2021

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