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    Author Showcase: Druffles the D.J.

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    Author Showcase: A place for authors and illustrators to gain visibility for their works.*

    Druffles the D.J.

    by William Hibert (author), Hugh O’Halloran (author), and Richard Bringoli (illustrator)

    Reading Level:
    Ages 4 – 8

    Hardcover: 32 pages

    Publisher: A Bear Group Publishing; 1st edition (2008)

    In December of 2008, A Bear Group Publishing Inc. released its inaugural book entitled Druffles the D.J. (hardcover, children’s fiction, ISBN #978-0-9754892-0-8), co-authored by William Hibert and Hugh O’Halloran and illustrated by Richard Bringoli.

    Druffles
    is an upbeat, inspiring canine character whose story will provide young
    readers with lessons of discovery, self-worth and success in the face
    of fear and doubt. Druffles teaches children that life
    can hand out disappointments, both big and small; however he empowers
    them to believe in their ability. When one door closes, another door opens! Druffles
    shows by his example how a child can find his/her special ability with
    a positive attitude, determination, and a little help from a friend.

    Druffles the D.J. is the first in a series involving the publisher’s signature character, Druffles. The mission of  A
    Bear Group is to educate and enlighten our children through books that
    teach real-world lessons of life’s challenges and opportunities. Toward that end, please read some of the comments from parents who have purchased and read the book to/with their children:

    “Druffles the D.J. is a wonderful new children’s book. Every
    page has such vivid pictures that depict the story and make it easy for
    pre-school age children to follow. The vocabulary is appropriate for
    both beginning and established readers, which creates a desire to read.
    The book will keep children interested since the storyline moves
    quickly and is uplifting. Both my children, ages six and four, loved
    it. They can’t wait for more books about Druffles!”

    “Druffles the D.J. is a very charming children’s book which teaches children about seeing the best in others. Children
    at a young age should receive constant reinforcement about what their
    best skills are. This book brings home that point. I’m looking forward to more books about Druffles.”

    *Titles
    featured in the Author Showcase have not been reviewed by The
    Children’s Book Review, and reflect the thoughts of the author,
    illustrator, or publishing company.

    *Disclosure: Please note that this post may contain affiliate links that share some commission. Rest assured that these will not affect the cost of any products and services promoted here. Our team always provides their authentic opinion in all content published on this site.

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