The language and illustration of this creative fairy tale make compulsive reading, especially because Jub is the person responsible for all the Happy Endings of stories. Each evening she takes her sack of Happy Endings to the top of an oak tree, and shakes them out with her six-fingered hands. But one evening she is stopped in her tracks by A twisted old woman with a face like the bark of a tree… who snatches the sack from her. That night the sounds of frightened and disappointed children fill the air because they do not have the Happy Endings to their stories. Jub, overwhelmed with sorrow, eventually sleeps but she dreams of a Golden Pen. In the evening she takes the Golden Pen into the forest. It grew dark. The stars whispered to themselves in the black sky. Then Jub writes her own happy ending - Every word she wrote shone out in perfect handwriting. The language and illustrations make this a ‘must have’ book.