The discoveries of friendship with the help of Mischief.
The debate has gone on for years about which pet/animal is smarter, the cat or dog.Recent statistics relating to the subject states that a dog has more neurons in its brain than does a cat, hence the dog is the smarter of the two.The same statistics state that the raccoon has even more neurons, hence smarter than a dog.
There goes the premise of my book titled Mischief, who is a bright, energetic, pet raccoon.This is a story for young adults on the level of a twelve year old, filled with youthful discovery for a young girl from the city, the forming of friendships, dealing with family dynamics, and the world surrounding things of nature.
Ron, a raccoon can and has been trained as a pet. They are clever critters. They have been known to pick the locks on their cages, and the antics in my book are true to the animal's character.
I didn't find a story to read here. Just a pitch for this book, which I guess is a story like most books.
It would be nice if you had written a story about Mischief's antics. I don't think it would've been giving away your book, but it certainly would have been delightful to read.
Once while visiting my parents at their lake home in northern Wisconsin, I encountered a girl who at the time was 16, I believe. At her family's farm nearby, she had all kinds of wild critters, some of which were pets.
I don't believe the raccoons have ever been domesticated like dogs and cats. That is a big difference.
The second book in the Megan Martin series takes Megan, her best friend May, and now the nosy neighbor girl, Brianna, on adventures through a haunted house.
Ash wishes he has a tough big brother to fight his battles for him, until his wish comes true.
Who is Big Brother and why is he so keen to help Ash? Does Big Brother have an agenda of his own?
