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The Cell-U-Botts: In the Beginning

Michael Zernhel
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Pages
28
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

My thought is if you can bring a sponge to life, why not a cell phone. Therefore, I created the Cell-U-Botts. This story is about a young couple in love, Mickey Wallace and Tara Tiffany. Mickey and Tara are talking on their cell phones, during a bad thunderstorm. Mickey was telling Tara how he had to work overtime at the cell phone shop and that he needed to cancel their date tonight. Crack, boom, bang, lighting strikes and they are on another planet, called Cell-u-Tron. On this planet, they meet the Cell-u Botts. It is a completely new world. Mickey and Tara have to adapt to a new life and try to find food to survive and try to live a normal life. There are morals and values in this tale. This is a great story for children 2 to 12, and even for you bigger kids. Please enjoy!

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  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

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