The Beastly Bogles Are Coming to Save Bannockburn House!

| Cory Jones

The Beastly Bogles Are Back!

Something magical is brewing this January… and it all begins at the historic Bannockburn House!

My newest children’s book, The Beastly Bogles Save Bannockburn House, will be released late January! I’m so excited to share this whimsical tale with you.

An illustration of four colourful ghost-like Bogles, floating in mid-air with shocked expressions as they look toward bright red and yellow flames engulfing part of Bannockburn House. The Bogles are vibrantly patterned with whimsical details, while the dark blue and black background contrasts sharply with the fiery scene. A wooden staircase railing is in the foreground. The accompanying text describes the Bogles discovering the fire and huddling together in panic, wondering what to do.

This story follows four fun-loving bogles—Bruce, Bonnie, Beth, and Blair—who aren’t your typical spooky ghosts. These cheerful wee spirits have a knack for mischief and a heart full of kindness. But when disaster strikes and Bannockburn House catches fire, the bogles jump into action! With their unique powers, teamwork, and a little help from woodland friends, they save the day and protect their beloved home.

Inspired by real Scottish history of Bannockburn House. Mysterious legends, and even the discovery of Stirling’s town key. This book weaves adventure, folklore, and fun into a heartwarming tale perfect for children aged 5–7.

Keep an eye on this space and mark your calendars for late January! In the meantime, have a look at some sneak peeks from the book (scroll down for photos!). Join me in counting down the days until the Beastly Bogles arrive.

Will you hear giggles and whispers the next time you visit Bannockburn House? You’ll just have to wait and see…

  • A playful illustration of colourful ghost-like characters and animals dancing under a bright yellow background. On the left, a large blue and green Bogle plays a violin, surrounded by floating musical notes. On the right, a smaller Bogle with red stitching twirls with a black cat. Two bats fly above them, while a green floating bogle with stitching hovers nearby. The scene is lively and cheerful, full of whimsical energy and movement.
  • An illustration of two playful, colourful ghost-like creatures with mischievous expressions, peeking over a bed where a frightened person hides under the covers. The Bogles have quirky designs with bright patterns and green, pointed limbs. The background is a swirling red and black, adding a spooky yet playful atmosphere. A text box overlays the image, describing the bogles as mischievous but fun-loving, stating they hide behind doors, make squeaky noises, and howl in attics, though they mostly enjoy playful adventures.
  • A whimsical illustration of Bannockburn House, a large historic mansion drawn in a playful style. The house is outlined in black with bright, glowing shades of green and yellow, giving it a magical appearance. The caption reads, "Nestled in the central heart of Scotland lies the stately Bannockburn House." The background and ground are muted green, emphasising the structure's charm and vibrancy.
  • The cover of the book "Beastly Bogles of Bannockburn House" by Mandy Elizabeth Rush. The illustration features two colourful, whimsical ghost-like creatures with playful expressions and detailed patterns, floating near a wooden staircase. A bright red and yellow flame is visible in the background, suggesting a fire. The title is written in a child-friendly, quirky font at the top, and the author's name appears at the bottom. The background is a dark, moody blue, creating a contrast with the vibrant characters and flame.
  • An illustration of four colourful ghost-like Bogles, floating in mid-air with shocked expressions as they look toward bright red and yellow flames engulfing part of Bannockburn House. The Bogles are vibrantly patterned with whimsical details, while the dark blue and black background contrasts sharply with the fiery scene. A wooden staircase railing is in the foreground. The accompanying text describes the Bogles discovering the fire and huddling together in panic, wondering what to do.

Beastly Bogles save Bannockburn House

Bannockburn House stands proudly in the heart of Scotland, brimming with history and charm. Built in the 17th century, it has witnessed centuries of stories unfold within its grand walls. Its elegant architecture and stunning grounds attract visitors from near and far.

Famous figures, such as Bonnie Prince Charlie, once sought refuge within its rooms. The house’s unique atmosphere enchants guests, leaving them captivated by its mysterious allure. Over the years, it has been a symbol of resilience and community.

Today, Bannockburn House welcomes history lovers, curious explorers, and those seeking to uncover the tales of its remarkable past.

Every visit offers a chance to connect with Scotland’s rich heritage.

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