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In a Time that could have been but wasn't, yet might still be,
a young
bear cub wanders a strange valley where all the myths of the world are
very real... and very deadly.
In this timeless fable, the small cub
evokes the largest of themes:
Hope amidst Loss,
Compassion born of Hurt
and
Laughter in Loneliness ...
all told with the lightness of a moonbeam's touch and the laughter of childhood's lost innocence.
ONLY $5!!
Make Hibbs' day & download it!
Hibbs is a bear of immense charm - and joins Paddington and Rupert in my heart.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child:
ReplyDeleteHibbs blushes at your Paddington compliment. :-) Rupert's white fur scares him!
Hi Roland .. Hibbs downloaded to my Audible File - now I need to find that!! Love the video clip .. so true ...
ReplyDeleteI hope you can get some peace running around, or some peace from it ... cheers Hilary
When - oh - when, will your delightful tales be coming out on paperback, Roland? :)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful tale, a sensitive main character. I think Hibbs would delight many a reader!
ReplyDeleteHilary:
ReplyDeleteI believe if you go to Audible.com and hit upon YOUR LIBRARY, it will allow you to listen to little Hibbs get into trouble!
Wendy:
I would like to put some of my books into print with CreateSpace, but I cyber-challenged. Wendy Tyler Ryan handled my trailers and formatting -- but her declining health prevents her from sitting for long times. So I am adrift. But I would like to do it. :-)
D.G.:
Hibbs thanks you for saying so. And so does his narrator, Robert Rossmann!
I'm halfway through Hibbs' stories--and if life weren't so crazy I would have happily finished them by now. Maybe over the long weekend Hibbs and I can get together again.
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