Tate and the Lotus Pond: A Memoir, a peculiar book by Judy Cicero, has been released by RoseDog Books.
This spell binding fairy myth follows Tate, our boy hero and Small-One, a refugee miniature one spider of their peek for Small-One’s dwelling web on the mysterious lotus pond. These perhaps not chums accompanied by Tate’s imagination face the harmful Bully Fish, menacing Sumo Snails, the inappropriate Kameko, a renegade turtle taxi driver and the deadly Steaming Vapors. They are befriended by the illusive Morning Glories, noisy Froglings, generations of Lotus plants, and the Parasol Ants. Tate and Small-One are honored for his or her bravery and wild imaginations with a welcome dwelling tea ceremony hosted by Geisha Butterflies, dancing Fireflies, and their family and chums.
Regarding the Author
Judy Cicero devoted her profession to inspecting relationship points and the worth of perhaps not friendships. As a retired professor and social worker, she has realized ingenious fiction to be a excellent outlet for her discoveries. Her works encompass Bitter Grapes and Shadow (an bright short movie), The Unparalleled Magic of On each day foundation Lifestyles (Lulu.com), Live Fall In (Amazon.com) and diversified short works for teenagers and adults that depict these that persevere and joyfully embody lifestyles in spite of stressful circumstances.
Tate and the Lotus Pond: A Memoir is an 80-web page paperback with a retail tag of $31.00 (also on the market in hardcover and eBook). The ISBN is 978-1-6470-2117-7. It became as soon as published by RoseDog Books of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more recordsdata, or to query a review replica, please droop to our virtual pressroom at www.dorrancepressroom.com or our on-line bookstore at http://www.rosedogbookstore.com.
