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Dollygal Peacock and the Serpent is a spiritual and mystical story,
with a symbolic theme.
Take a journey with our two books
I am a writer of a trilogy series called “Dollygal peacock and the serpent.” The stories are highly interactive mystical fantasy books. The trilogy series will challenge the reader of all ages, to be the best they can be… by simply being themselves.
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Meet the Characters
Dollygal Peacock and the Serpent Characters
Dollygal is a six-year girl with enough Love, Hope and charity, to change the world.
Brother Peacock character represents nobility and is the militant protector figure in Dollygal's life.
Brother Serpent character represents opposite of right action. This is the antagonist brother figure Dollygal life.
Meridian the blonde = lives in the water city called "The Kingdom Come" She is a friend and sister of Dollygal.
The Chinese Girl she is from the water city called "The Kingdom come" She is a friend and sister to Dollygal.
Dolly Gal
Dollygal, a six year old with enough love, hope and charity to save the world simply by being herself. Her charm, humility and grace transforms everything she encounters.
Ori-Shinto
Blonde Girl
Brother Peacock
Brother Peacock is one of her older brothers. He is a militant minded protector of his little sister Dollygal.
Brother Serpent
Brother Serpent is the other older brother. He is opposite of his brother Peacock and very consumed with his abilities with in the natural world.
General
A Story About.
Love
Love: Agape Love of mankind is unconditional love and the highest form of love, charity and the love of GOD for man...and man for GOD.
Hope
Hope: it is confident belief based not on things experienced but, on the word, of GOD that the future he says will happen. Hope is a future certainty that gives you joy, peace and patience in the present.
Charity
Charity: The highest form of love signifying the reciprocal love between GOD and man that made manifest in unselfish love of one's fellow men.
Be Peace Journal
★★★★★
5.0 out of 5 stars A child’s journey
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2016
Innocent and intelligent. An allegory that teaches kids how to think, not what to think. It’s a story that embodies Isaiah 11:6, the story of a young girl leading her world into peace and harmony.