Foofer & the Ham Bone

by Deborah O'toole

Overview

Foofer and his Mummy make new friends...

Foofer learns to cope with possessive feelings toward his Mummy, and then attempts to wrest a mouth-watering ham bone from his new uncle...

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012611208
Publisher:	Nook-Book
Publication date:	05/16/2011
Series:	Short Tales , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	351 KB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Deborah O'Toole is the author of "Celtic Remnants," a powerful novel of enduring love and betrayal set in the political turbulence of Ireland, the glamour of London and the wilds of Scotland.

Her book "Mind Sweeper" was recently signed with Club Lighthouse Publishing. The novel is scheduled for release in late 2011.

Writing as Deidre Dalton, she is also the author of "Passion Forsaken," released by Club Lighthouse Publishing in February 2011.

"Passion Forsaken" is the first part of the Collective Obsessions Anthology, which chronicles the extraordinary loves and intricate obsessions between two families sweeping a span of more than one hundred years, set against the backdrop of a Gothic seaside mansion.

The sequels to "Passion Forsaken" will be also released by Club Lighthouse Publishing in 2011. Titles include: Quixotic Crossings, The Twain Shall Meet, Enthrallment, The Keeper's Journal, Hearts Desires, The Twilight, and Megan's Legacy.

More information about the "Collective Obsessions Anthology" can be found at: http://deborahotoole.tripod.com/fiction_cot.htm.

Other books in the works include "Mind Sweeper" (to be released by Club Lighthouse Publishing in 2011), and "In the Shadow of the King."

Deborah also writes short-story Juvenile Fiction and darkly abstract Poetry, along with a series of articles on Fiction-Writing and informative pieces for Ambermont Magazine and the cooking/recipe web site Food Fare.

Born in Connecticut, Deborah currently resides in the United States with her black-Labrador-mix named Rainee Gabriella, and with a demonic feline of suspect Bengal-origins named Kiki Alexandra.

Deborah O'Toole: http://www.deborahotoole.com
Deidre Dalton: http://websdivine.tripod.com/ddalton/index.htm