Charlene Christie

Aunt Bertha's One Eyed Rabbit Charlene Christie

Publisher Marketing: Bethany and Marcus are brother and sister and have at least one thing in common. They can't stand Trixy, their Aunt Bertha's ugly one eyed rabbit. She's snobby just like Aunt Bertha and refuses to do the one thing they love to do most, play and have fun. A chance happening brings Trixy to their home for an entire five days Saddled with dread they brace for the worse but instead enter a world they never saw coming. A world of infinite possibilities. Trixy turns out to be a rather extraordinary rabbit. This book is perfect for kids 6-8 but can be enjoyed by all, even adults. It is a great family book that children and adults can read together. Easy enough for a child just learning; to read on his or her own. A great buy, own it now Contributor Bio:  Christie, Charlene I feel very blessed that I can now call myself a published author. I enjoy writing self help books but my real passion lies in writing children's story books. I have many unpublished works which I have written over the years and now Amazon has given me the vehicle to bring them to life and share them with others. I was born in the great city of Toronto, Canada to West Indian Parents. With a family of 6 siblings, child's play and story telling was a normal part of the everyday for me. My sister use to write stories daily and read them to us before bed and our imaginations went wild. I think it was then that I really connected with the magic of childhood dreams and the hope that lives within all children. I started volunteering at a young age in daycare and public schools and pretty soon I was running the entire children's program at my church. I had a lot of pride in this job and put on several large productions with the kids during my time there. I am a dreamer at heart and a sucker for a happy ending and I hope to put a spark in your child's eyes with my books. Once in a while when I delve into self help I take it very seriously and make sure that I am providing more use factor than what my readers will have to pay for the book. I am doing what I love everyday when I write and I thank people like you for making it possible.