Invaders Make Bad Neighbours Book
Sequel of Backyard Buddies: Let the Badventures Begin!
Co-authors Gloria Lauris and Allan E. Carty along with illustrator Sarah Woronchak are pleased to present their semi-illustrated sequel to Let the Badventures Begin!, in a novella called Invaders Make BAD Neighbours.
Can a diverse group of northern backyard wild animal buddies led by an old, half-tailed chipmunk named Chippy help their new forest friends save their magnificent but dying Elder Tree?
While doing so, they must dodge jealous squirrels and crow clan vendettas. Will they save the ancient tree in time and survive themselves?
Above all, they will need to remember an important lesson from LBJ’s sparrow mother: “Tweet others the way you wish to be tweeted.”
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“CONGRATULATIONS on your magnificent new book! The page layout is well done, the illustrations are perfectly attuned to the story, and the extra touches like the cast of characters, map and glossary really raise it to a special status.
I found the book to be an incredibly accomplished story, so deeply skillful on so many levels…it was a total pleasure to be immersed in its creative world! It is a gem of a story and I feel like I have come to know the characters on a whole new level.”
E. Cloutier, Retired Family Therapist and Research Analyst, Ottawa, ON.
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Invaders Make Bad Neighbours Book
Invaders Make Bad Neighbours Book
Sequel of Backyard Buddies: Let the Badventures Begin!
Co-authors Gloria Lauris and Allan E. Carty along with illustrator Sarah Woronchak are pleased to present their semi-illustrated sequel to Let the Badventures Begin!, in a novella called Invaders Make BAD Neighbours.
Can a diverse group of northern backyard wild animal buddies led by an old, half-tailed chipmunk named Chippy help their new forest friends save their magnificent but dying Elder Tree?
While doing so, they must dodge jealous squirrels and crow clan vendettas. Will they save the ancient tree in time and survive themselves?
Above all, they will need to remember an important lesson from LBJ’s sparrow mother: “Tweet others the way you wish to be tweeted.”
* * *
“CONGRATULATIONS on your magnificent new book! The page layout is well done, the illustrations are perfectly attuned to the story, and the extra touches like the cast of characters, map and glossary really raise it to a special status.
I found the book to be an incredibly accomplished story, so deeply skillful on so many levels…it was a total pleasure to be immersed in its creative world! It is a gem of a story and I feel like I have come to know the characters on a whole new level.”
E. Cloutier, Retired Family Therapist and Research Analyst, Ottawa, ON.
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Sequel of Backyard Buddies: Let the Badventures Begin!
Co-authors Gloria Lauris and Allan E. Carty along with illustrator Sarah Woronchak are pleased to present their semi-illustrated sequel to Let the Badventures Begin!, in a novella called Invaders Make BAD Neighbours.
Can a diverse group of northern backyard wild animal buddies led by an old, half-tailed chipmunk named Chippy help their new forest friends save their magnificent but dying Elder Tree?
While doing so, they must dodge jealous squirrels and crow clan vendettas. Will they save the ancient tree in time and survive themselves?
Above all, they will need to remember an important lesson from LBJ’s sparrow mother: “Tweet others the way you wish to be tweeted.”
* * *
“CONGRATULATIONS on your magnificent new book! The page layout is well done, the illustrations are perfectly attuned to the story, and the extra touches like the cast of characters, map and glossary really raise it to a special status.
I found the book to be an incredibly accomplished story, so deeply skillful on so many levels…it was a total pleasure to be immersed in its creative world! It is a gem of a story and I feel like I have come to know the characters on a whole new level.”
E. Cloutier, Retired Family Therapist and Research Analyst, Ottawa, ON.
