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Got a Kindle? Get Monkey Love!

As a recent Kindle convert, I am excited to announce that Monkey Love and the sequel, Monkey Star, are now available for Kindle (for just $5.99 each--more than 50% off the cover price!). If you've already read both books, consider adding them to your digital library as well -- or better yet, spread the monkey love and recommend them to your e-reading friends.

I'm guessing Santa will be leaving lots of Kindles and other e-readers under Christmas trees this year! (If you are looking for my Monkey books in another e-format, let me know and I'll find out if we can make them available.)

Will Holly Heckerling and her two- and four-legged friends find a new leash on life in Kindle-land? If there's enough demand, perhaps the third book in the series will finally become a reality.

Chuggington!

My first episode of Chuggington, "Koko on Call," has been adapted as a children's book for Scholastic Books! I used to love reading Scholastic Books as a kid, so it is very exciting to have my name in one. In the story, Twiga the giraffe is expecting a baby, and Koko is assigned to keep watch at the Safari Park overnight.

A few of my episodes of Chuggington are now available on DVD! Let's Ride the Rails features six episodes, including "Koko on Call." My episode "Mtambo's Amazing Adventure" is one of six featured on the DVD Chuggers to the Rescue.

You can catch the show weekday mornings on the Disney Channel. Here's a link to a clip from an episode I wrote called "Wilson's Wacky Tour."

Audiobooks

I have been an audiobook abridger for 16 years and while I don't get the opportunity to do as many abridgments these days, I always enjoy the challenge. Most recently, I abridged Love in a Nutshell by Janet Evanovich and Dorien Kelly and Bonnie by Iris Johansen. A sweet romantic comedy and a chilling thriller, both great reads!

Monkey Love in Thailand

Monkey Love is now on sale in Thailand!  One more reason I love Thai food. I also love their cute cover (right), but wish I could read a word of the text.

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