D.C. Whitlock's New Book 'The Chronicles of Ollie and Raven: The Beginning' is a Whimsical Adventure of Friendship, Family, and Saving the World
Mar 10, 2022
Fulton Books author D.C. Whitlock, an animal lover, has completed his most recent book "The Chronicles Of Ollie and Raven: The Beginning": an amusing tale of a young lad and an alien black cat as they embark on an important mission together. Ollie still struggles to fit in with his new environment. But now, he must go against the gigantic spiders found in their backyard! Will he and Raven succeed on their first mission?
Whitlock shares, "Ollie has just moved to Colorado with his parents to begin a new chapter in life. The ten-year-old's life will be mixed with the challenge of meeting new friends while remembering the ones he left behind, living in this strange place alone. But nothing will prepare him for Raven, a small black cat; but here's the catch, Raven is actually an alien from another planet with strange powers! Sent on a mysterious mission, Raven must convince Ollie that the dog he's always dreamed of having is nothing compared to the adventures they are about to begin, and they must work together if they are both going to survive this new home and new partnership."
Published by Fulton Books, D.C. Whitlock's book is a fascinating children's story that highlights the bravery and wits of the main character, Ollie. His empowering moves will surely boost the confidence of the young readers.
It's also a heartwarming piece that portrays the undeniable connection between humans and their pets.
Readers who wish to experience this lovely work can purchase "The Chronicles Of Ollie and Raven: The Beginning" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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