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A magical story of a boy and his dog as they travel upstream to find whatever it is they are looking for, in this mystical testament to the power of friendship, love, nature, and the sphere of life's never-ending orbits. In this adventure story written by Sean Sylvester and illustrated by his two children, Jude & Leo... jump right into the journey of a young boy and his dog, Nemo, as they begin to question where some things begin and end. They travel great distances by foot in hopes of finding whatever is it is they are truly looking for. It's only when they meet a fallen cloud that they begin…mehr

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A magical story of a boy and his dog as they travel upstream to find whatever it is they are looking for, in this mystical testament to the power of friendship, love, nature, and the sphere of life's never-ending orbits. In this adventure story written by Sean Sylvester and illustrated by his two children, Jude & Leo... jump right into the journey of a young boy and his dog, Nemo, as they begin to question where some things begin and end. They travel great distances by foot in hopes of finding whatever is it is they are truly looking for. It's only when they meet a fallen cloud that they begin to realize what life is all about and they do everything they can to save her...
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I wrote Sly, Nemo, & The Cloud back in 1999 in Dr. David Lloyd's creative writing class when I was attending LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY. Outside of a few minor adjustments and typos, I didn't make many other major changes to the original first draft. I always envisioned that one day I'd have a son named Jude and another named Leo... and when the time was right, I'd ask them to illustrate it, and we'd publish it for everyone to read. Nemo was a rescue dog I happily adopted in 1995 in the Albany, NY area when he was just a little puppy. He and his siblings had been buried alive by their owner because they weren't purebred. Thankfully they were saved, and I was fortunate enough to end up with one of them... whom I named Nemo. One of my college friends said it meant "fighter" to some Eskimo tribes. I still don't know if that's true. But one thing I do know is that dog was an amazing companion and never gave up. He was the Seabiscuit of dogs. He's the only dog I've ever actually seen cry...real teardrops under his eye when I was going through a tough time. He helped save my life. Though he's long since passed on... and there's been a half dozen or more other amazing dogs in my life that came after Nemo... at times I can still feel him sitting next to me or pulling the leash when I'm out walking only by myself. Nowadays, I'm not afraid to be proud and happy to be able to say that my wife and two boys are big dog lovers just as much as me...