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Marti Melville is a novelist and screenwriter known for her paranormal, historical series, The Deja vu Chronicles. She has branched into writing children’s books, specifically The BallyHuHu series.
Marti has successfully adapted her novels to screenplays and is happy to share that experience with other writers.
Member of the Author’s Guild since 2016
BOOKS
Grandma BallyHuHu and the Mystical Coin
Grandma BallyHuHu and the Mystical Coin by Marti Melville a children’s story about adventure, imagination, and pirates.
Hardbound and Paperback
The Deja vu Chronicles
A swashbuckling adventure of the Caribbean pirate, Captain John Phillips and the swarthy white witch, Kathryn.
The Set:
The Deja vu Chronicles
Paperback
The historical account of Captain John Phillips (1721-1724)
(Release date: 2017)
Video Clips
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Marti Melville Website
Marti Melville Interview on Dialogue with Divinity
Press Reviews
What J. K. Rowling did for wizards and Stephenie Meyer did for vampires, Marti Melville has done for pirates ~ Forbes Magazine (September 9, 2011)
Melville’s work, which heavily romanticizes the life of a pirate, is atmospheric … a solid start to the series. ~ Publisher’s Weekly (February 2017)
Grandma BallyHuHu and the Mystical Coin
The Grandma BallyHuHu Series
Children's Action & Adventure, Fiction
Doce Blant Publishing
6 October 2015
Hardbound
76
There is always magic and adventure in a day spent with Grandma BallyHuHu. When Boone finds a mystical coin hidden inside Grandma BallyHuHu’s treasure chest, he suddenly finds himself on board an ancient ship and discovers the real hidden treasures lie within his imagination as he voyages at sea with pirates.
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Grandma BallyHuHu is a comical grandmother who takes her grandson on a magical journey using his imagination. The meet up with pirates and find hidden treasures in candy shot from cannons, buried coins, and hardtack grub served as fish sticks and fries on board. The story is written well to encourage kids to “pretend” their adventures, versus spending hours in front of a video game or TV — which I love!
This book is a great chapter book for kids, for newer readers, that has a quickly moving plot and beautiful illustrations obviously hand-painted just for this story. I’d recommend it to anyone who loves adventure and imagination — boys and girls alike.
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