'Ling, Ling, The Kitten Who Changed Her Ways': New Children's Book Teaches Compassion for Living Things
Meet a spirited, curious gray and white kitten and join her as she captures bugs in the garden, that is, until she crosses paths with one opinionated fairy. Ling Ling, The Kitten Who Changed Her Ways is a sweet parable by Marina C. Hanes with illustrations drawn from a child's viewpoint.
- Youngstown-Warren, OH (1888PressRelease) July 28, 2010 - Read the tale of a kindhearted, well-meaning gray and white kitten named Ling Ling who begins her days by hunting in the garden for flying bugs. However, her insect-jarring ways come to a halt when she rescues a fairy. Ling Ling, The Kitten Who Changed Her Ways is a compassionate new children's book by Marina C. Hanes with illustrations by her cousin Ethan T. Bowman.
There is no time better than now to help children learn appreciation for the environment and wildlife around them. Through an anthropomorphic feline and a mythical fairy, the message of respecting living things comes to the forefront, and the illustrations put it all into a child's perspective.
This new children's book retails at $10.95, and it can be purchased from CreateSpace at https://www.createspace.com/3460652. Young readers will not only enjoy the words and pictures, but also the word search and maze at the end.
About the Author
Marina Hanes is a writer and editor who is passionate about environmental issues and animals. She received a degree in Professional Writing & Editing from Youngstown State University, and she owns Cat's Eye Editing, LLC. Recently, she was included in Six Sentences The Green Bike Series anthology.
For public readings or interview requests, contact Marina C. Hanes at CatsEyeEditing ( @ ) yahoo dot com.
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