Anabelle in New York - Rainey, Tod
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She wasn't that big really. Well, not on the outside. Anabelle wondered if someone might be living at the top of the Columbia Theater, so she got herself a job there to investigate. What she found out started her journey into the forever and ever. It also took her from Longview all the way to New York. Sometimes, when you follow your dreams, you find out that the best way to make your dreams come true is to help someone else make their dreams come true. If you enjoyed books like The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster and Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, then you'll love Anabelle in New York.…mehr

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She wasn't that big really. Well, not on the outside. Anabelle wondered if someone might be living at the top of the Columbia Theater, so she got herself a job there to investigate. What she found out started her journey into the forever and ever. It also took her from Longview all the way to New York. Sometimes, when you follow your dreams, you find out that the best way to make your dreams come true is to help someone else make their dreams come true. If you enjoyed books like The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster and Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, then you'll love Anabelle in New York. Here's the chance to take a journey with Anabelle on an mystical adventure filled with self-discovery and wonder.
Autorenporträt
New York writer Tod Rainey is currently living as a philosopher and a poet. He used to be an opera singer, a music teacher, a world traveler, an actor, a music composer, a playwright, and even the leader of a rock band. Lately, he's a bit worn out from all of those things, so now he just tells stories about incredible adventures like this one. You can usually find him on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, drinking coffee and watching all the amazing people who appear and disappear up and down the sidewalks. He walks a lot. Sometimes he sits on the benches in Central Park. Sometimes he paints.