The Troll of Newburg

This is a story about every child's imagination-your imagination. It takes place in the early twentieth century and is a fairy tale a fantasy. However the places are real and so ar the people. The names have been altered to add a touch of mystery or just in case someone does not like his or her character. The house is real including the three doors. Even Gillo the Troll is real. At least he was real to my youngest grandsom. The only contrast to his imaginary friend Gillo and the Gillo of our story is that his friend Gillo was just about always in trouble. When my grandson was about the age of the character Sue in our story (four) he came walkig into the living room with peanut butter all over his face. His mom said Didn't I say to stay out of the peanut butter? He immediately said Yes but you don't understand; Gillo fell into the peanut butter jar and I was just trying to get him out. Imagination is an excellent gift.