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Wee Charles is a boy with a giant imagination and an original, curious mind. In the second of many adventures, Wee Charles must find where fun is. We have all awoken to wonder where - or even IF - the magic of the day will appear. Wee Charles finds hints of it through sleepy socks, playful clouds, and painted leaves, but his friends don’t notice.  They’re obsessed by their blinking blinging gadgets.  For a moment, it seems Wee Charles will have to find the magic on his own - but when a Flim Flam Spitty Witty arrives the silliness begins and imaginations run wild.

Kenneth Hughes grew up in Los Angeles working in Entertainment with such luminaries as Coen Brothers, Michael Bay, Jim Carrey, Madonna, Meryle Streep, Val Kilmer, Matthew Ralston, Tracy Ullman, Christopher Columbus, Julie Taymor, ISO Dance, Bee Gee's, Amy Brenneman, Diavalo Dance, and Mika Kaurismaki, to name a few (see is IMDB credits or his website kennethhughes.com for reels and resume). Kenneth has appeared in numerous films, tv and commercials. He has also been screened in film festivals including Canne and Sundance, taught and lectured at Film Festivals, Universities (Including CalArts) on Micro-budget Film Making, Dance and Acting. He has directed and produced commercials, music videos, shorts, documentaries, live events, industrial shows and feature films. He has a Cinema Degree, Equine Science Degree, Law Degree and a Pilots License. He grew up singing in the California Boys Choir and is a Professional Dodgeballer (no...really).

Australian based illustrator who has lived and worked in many corners of the globe. As a professional artist, Alex began as a printmaker in Kyoto, The graphic style of Japan informs her illustrations.Her work appears in marketing, editorial, public institutions, graphic novels, scholastic publications AND childrens books. Wee Charles is her first collaboration and Picture Book series. Additional projects include Creature Cliches - a bestiary of animal idioms; images from which have been recognised by American Illustration. From a familial line of cinema magicians, when not drawing, Alex can be found editing and directing a feature documentary called "What is love?" due out in 2016