Van de Bogart Publishing is proud to introduce Sandra S Newman, author of Life and Times on Pleasant Pond and the children's book Series - Scooter the Purple Mogul Mouse.
Come meet Scooter and discover how fun winter really can be, especially if you end up in a Mogul Village with a bunch of mischievous Mogul Mice. Or, in springtime you encounter a fly driving his spiffy new space car, while texting, and discover how he crashes into Scooter's bubble-gum-popping-pink ear! On your way to making friends with Scooter, you will bump into a bunch of quirky mogul mice and hopefully laugh along with them learning their amusing, heartwarming, mischievous adventures while living and playing on ski hills all over the world. You'll discover how Scooter and his buddies end up wearing Candy Cane striped slippers, have bubble-gum-popping-pink ears and how a texting fly escapes joyously from Scooter's ear! Come join the fun as we laugh together playing games with Scooter and all his Mogul Mouse friends!! Keep in touch for more Scooter adventures! Sandy "Sam" To contact Scooter and become a member of his fan club: scooter@scooterthepurplemogulmouse.com |
Sandy is available for book signings and children's story hours.
Check out these unique places for your copy. Bath Book Shop Bath, Maine Unique Boutique Island Falls, Maine Postal Center Stratham, New Hampshire Vail Valley Jet Center Gypsum, Colorado Palm Beach Books Palm Beach, Florida Taos Boot & Ski Taos Ski Valley Taos, New Mexico |
Life and Times on Pleasant Pond chronicles the lives of families who settled in Maine’s northernmost county, Aroostook. With historical maps and photographs spanning more than 150 years, the author uniquely weaves history and memories with area residents’ personal stories bringing this magical place to life. Theodore Roosevelt discovered Island Falls in 1878 and enjoyed three visits to the home and hunting camp of his lifelong friend, Bill Sewall, son of one of the town's original settlers. From this experience, Teddy Roosevelt, when he became president of the United States, became the Father of Conservation
