Richard Baran

Shutter Bug (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Shutter Bug

by Richard Baran

A twelve year old girl's family trip to Disney World turns into an adventure in Africa's Serengeti with a group of hunters capturing animals for zoos Crocodiles, an angry rhino, a giant python and a camp cook who possesses mystical powers adds to her adventure.

Emma Grace Waveland, a self-proclaimed Shutter Bug at twelve, finds herself transported from a safari in Disney World to Africa's Serengeti where she joins a group of professional hunters who capture wild animals for zoos. Her new adventure brings her face-to-face with deadly crocodiles, a giant rhino, a python, a lady photographer who looks like a young version of her great grandmother, hunters who resemble old movie stars and a camp cook with mysterious powers. Her family doesn't believe her when she returns from her trip, but she has evidence.

What's your adventure?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mouse Gate
• Seitenzahl: 180
• Altersempfehlung: ab 13 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781590953204
• Artikelnr.: 65449442

Autorenporträt

Richard Baran holds a doctorate and two masters' degrees besides his bachelor's in business. A Navy veteran, he taught and coached for forty years at the secondary school and collegiate levels. His first three novels, The Jacket (published in 2014 by Total Recall Publishers), Where Have All the Go-Go's Gone? Book 1 and When Will They Ever Learn? (Where Have All the Go-Go's Gone?) Book 2were published in 2015 along with The Dutchman's Gift and Heroes and Idols by Total Recall. Other publishing credits include, Coaching Football's Polypotent Offense, a coaching text, a short story, "That Ain't No Walleye" and several dozen articles in professional business, education and coaching journals. He and his grammar school sweetheart, Carol Ann have eighteen grandchildren and they divide their year between Franklin Park, Illinois; Phoenix, Arizona, and Minocqua, Wisconsin.