A Butterfly in Paris - Pelicano, Matt
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Esmée was happy never to leave her quiet home in Saint-Denis, France. But when the doors of the commuter train bound for Paris slide closed, trapping her inside, she finds herself an unwilling participant in an adventure through Paris.

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Esmée was happy never to leave her quiet home in Saint-Denis, France. But when the doors of the commuter train bound for Paris slide closed, trapping her inside, she finds herself an unwilling participant in an adventure through Paris.
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Matt Pelicano was born near Syracuse, New York and by age 10 was already writing poems, lyrics, music, and stories. At the age of 17, Matt published his first compilation of poetry, followed by a second a year later. At age 18, Matt's poetry was featured with a centerfold spread in the New York Span and numerous inclusions in the monthly poetry journal, Omnific. One of Matt's children's books, "Philbert LaRue had a Hole in his Shoe," has been compared with the works of Dr. Seuss and Shel Silverstein. Matt's latest children's novel, "Tabouli: The Story of a Heart-Driven Diabetes Alert Dog" seeks to raise awareness of diabetes alert dogs and the vital work they perform, while encouraging those suffering with juvenile diabetes to always "follow the adventure" and live life to the fullest. Recommended by world-renown dog trainer, Debby Kay, "Tabouli perfectly captures the spirit and journey of a remarkable service dog." "Tabouli" has been nominated for three awards by the Dog Writer's Association of America. Matt has received nationwide media attention for his writing, much of which can be seen on his website: www.MattPelicano.com. A widower, Matt has three grown children, Andy, Joey and Megan, and lives in Greenville, SC with his family of three people, five cats, and one dog, Freya.