Why Is There a Mayor Molly McMole Adventure Series?

 


So many people have asked me how did the Adventures Begin, well here is the rest of the story.  A few years back a mole tribe decided to move to my yard and horse property and art studio causing a hazard. You know--mole holes, mole hills, and I was afraid of persons and horses injuring themselves.

I had no choice but to try to eliminate the problem and believe me I tried everything to no avail.  Every morning a new hole and a new hill to irritate me.  One of my daughters asked "Mom why don't you write about her?"  Preposterous! I said!  But and there is a but I thought about it--took a class on writing for children and started the adventure.  Of course, it would only be one book, Cat Sophia and Molly McMole. But that was only the beginning, 5 books to follow and in fact I started a blog and since Molly turned out to be very adventurous brought about by circumstances she filled up my time, in fact, I had to work to keep up with her.  I also did 250+ illustrations and started blogging,

Well anyway the rest of the story--I have a producer and became a screenwriter and I owe it to a Chatsworth mole.  Thank you Molly... 

Two photos:  Cover of Book 2,  about her mole tribe going to Alaska, and Book 3, illustration of the famous bridge in Florence, Italy, in Book All Roads Lead to Rome.  250 illustrations in this series

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