Nov 23, 2022
Fulton Books author Amanda A. Maynard, a Colorado native and ardent animal lover who has spent over seven years working in the veterinary field, has completed her most recent book in the series "Norman the Squirrel: Adventures in Wonderment: Book 2": a delightful story that finds a bold, yet reluctant, young squirrel heading to the country with his family to discover new adventures and what life is like outside of the big city.
"Norman's at it again!" writes Maynard. "Your favorite spunky, jazz-loving squirrel from the 1980s takes an unforgettable family vacation to the South. Join Norman as he leaves the comfort of the big city, along with his beloved red moon boots, to explore life in the country. With the encouragement of his critter friends Tommy, Willy, and Bridgette back home, Norman braves the unknown and prepares for all new experiences. In this second book, 'Norman the Squirrel: Adventures in Wonderment', family, food, and chirping crickets are just part of the fun. Norman has no idea what jazzy surprises await him!"
Published by Fulton Books, Amanda A. Maynard's book is an engaging tale of taking risks and discovering new things, despite one's hesitation and skepticism. Full of vibrant artwork and thrilling adventures around every corner, readers of all ages will find their imaginations captured and want to revisit Norman's vacation to the South over and over again.
Readers who wish to experience this enthralling work can purchase "Norman the Squirrel: Adventures in Wonderment: Book 2" at select bookstores, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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