Hopper's Furry

by Walton Stowell, Walton Stowell (Illustrator)

Overview

Once there was a land called Hopper’s Furry. It was a place ruled by furkin, before monkin. Animals lived together on a hill between two rivers and two mountains. This is their story, and the tale of old Hopper the rabbit.

Hopper was always known for telling 'tails'. Now we can imagine what life was like in Harpers Ferry before humans invaded and poisoned everything. Please enjoy the Land of Hopper’s Furry!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012930125
Publisher:	SCOD
Publication date:	06/04/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	242 KB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Master Walton Stowell II has been a member of the Harpers Ferry community in West Virginia since 1976. His father, Kip, came from New England to work for the National Park Service Design Center. Walton’s mother, Nena, is an Art and Montessori School teacher. The Stowell Family travelled abroad, studying design in Italy, Russia, Ireland, England, Spain, France, and Canada.
In 2000 Walton got his Master’s Degree in Architecture from Savannah College of Art and Design. He worked on numerous architectural projects with his father and others. Walton is an artist, architect, author, editor, graphic designer, gardener, landlord, landscaper, martial-artist, eco-warrior, and video film-maker.
In 2007 Walton happily married Librarian Noel Tavano, sharing a love of books. As partners Noel and Stowell continue to make music, artwork, and books to help bridge our history with the present and plan for the future, by exploring the creativity of the human spirit. To him the legacy of Harpers Ferry is personal.

"I am an animal. My mammalian mother and father took me on nature walks. It was because of them that I was able to write this book."