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Cynthia Enuton

My guest author today is Cynthia Enuton. She is the author of the Fur Angel series. 

Cynthia grew up in Maryland and received a BA degree in Psychology from the University of Maryland (UMBC). She worked at a State facility for severe emotionally challenged adolescents for over 13 years. Cynthia currently resides in Jacksonville, Florida, as a children/YA author and travels with one of her Fur Angels, Augie Dog, to book signings of the Fur Angel Series.

The Fur Angel Series:

Angel in a Fur Coat (first book in the series) begins in a faraway place where angels are trading their wings and halos for fur coats to be born on earth as dogs. First, they must learn what it means to be a dog, so they go to school. They learn about dog breeds and various dog jobs, and after graduation they get their fur coat and are born to find the person they were made for.

Now, as Fur Angels on earth, Legend of the Pink Toe explores the wonderful world of dogs through the eyes of one special little angel who bears the mark of a legend…a pink little toe.

The legend is unleashed in Wayward Angels when fifteen-year-old Rebecca is pulled into the fantastical world of Fur Angels by her roommate, eleven-year-old Tanisha, who believes in fairytales and Angel in a Fur Coat is her favorite book. Life isn’t easy for the students of Tikkun Olam, a facility for troubled kids also known as the crazy kids. But with the help of therapy, friendship, and a little therapy dog, Peanut, maybe a fairytale ending isn’t all that impossible.

Dolittleology dives deeper into the phenomena of human and animal communications.  When fourteen-year-old Billy Cohen claims to talk with his Pug named Stimpy, he is admitted to the Tikkun Olam Institute. Once a psychiatric treatment facility for kids, but things aren’t what they appear to be. Billy discovers secrets hidden inside its walls and within the subconscious of his mind.

Websites:    http://www.FurAngelSeries.com
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 facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/Gooberella
                     http://www.facebook.com/FurAngels

 Twitter:      http://www.twitter.com/gooberella

  Blog           http://www.gooberella.blogspot.com

Amazon:     http://www.amazon.com/author/clenuton

To purchase any of her books, click on the covers below.

 


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  1. UnknownFebruary 11, 2015 at 3:32 AM

    Hi, thanks for letting me visit your blog to talk about my books.

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  2. Ruth O'NeilFebruary 11, 2015 at 10:38 AM

    You're welcome. Come back any time!

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