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  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:24
  • Hardcover ISBN:9781543984170

Kenzie Helps a Friend

by Christopher Lima

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Overview

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Our lovable hero, Kenzie the Fuzzbucket, is out for a stroll one day. She hears a little cry and finds a squirrel who has lost his acorn. Kenzie offers to help and begins her quest to find the missing acorn.

Description

Our lovable hero, Kenzie the Fuzzbucket, is out for a stroll one day. She hears a little cry and finds a squirrel who has lost his acorn. Kenzie offers to help and begins her quest to find the missing acorn.

Fuzzbucket Books are a series of children's books that follows the adventure of Kenzie, a half basenji, half shepherd, all fuzzy pup. She loves solving mysteries, helping her friends and belly rubs, just not in that order.

About the author

Born and raised in Rockland County, NY, I currently reside and draw with my amazing wife, my beautiful and sweet daughter and the best four-legged buddy anyone could ask for.

I've started writing a series of children's books inspired by my dog, Kenzie, and my daughter's love for reading.

When I was growing up, I remember diving for the comics sections of the newspaper. I grew up loving Gary Larson's "Far Side". After he retired in 1995, I tried to find as many of his books that I could. They're still on my bookshelf today and are a treasured memory of my childhood.

Darby Conley's "Get Fuzzy" became my next favorite strip. The dynamic between the Bucky, Stachel and Rob is hysterical.

I've been drawing sketches for as long as I could remember. My "family famous" doodles would appear in birthday cards. A little while later, those doodles would appear on the back of the guest's checks who dined at Annie's Restaurant in Stony Point, NY.

After the birth of our daughter, my wife and I were inundated with tons of children's books. My wife suggested that I should draw my own.

For months, I worked in secret drawing the book when my family was sleeping. I surprised them on Christmas morning with an early edition of "Kenzie Helps a Friend".

They loved it and encouraged me to write more.

I hope you enjoy these books as much as I did drawing them!

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