Doris McKenzie Releases New Children's Book, HUGO

By: Oct. 08, 2014
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CARMEL, N.Y.

A friendly orangutan escapes the zoo and goes to school with a young boy in Doris McKenzie's debut children's book, "Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan" (published by LifeRich Publishing).

Everyone in the zoo loves Hugo the orangutan. He's always ready to listen to the problems of Mr. Miller the zookeeper and the animals, and he always gives everyone a hug. When a little boy named Tommy gives Hugo a peanut butter sandwich, Hugo decides he wants more and follows Tommy home.

Shocked and elated with his new friend, Tommy takes Hugo to school with him where Hugo quickly becomes the most popular ape on the playground. When Tommy and the other children are feeling sad or scared, Hugo always knows just what to do to make them feel better.

Packed with original drawings, "Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan" illustrates an important message in empathy and unconditional love. McKenzie hopes to not only entertain her readers, but also pass on a warm feeling of love.

An excerpt from "Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan":

"In a small town at the city zoo there lived an orangutan named Hugo. In case you were wondering, an orangutan is a very large monkey with very long arms. Hugo was a very loveable orangutan. What made him so loveable, you might ask? He was huggable, too."

"Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan"
By Doris McKenzie
Softcover | 8.25 x 11 in | 80 pages | ISBN 9781489702883
E-Book | 80 pages | ISBN 9781489702890
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Doris McKenzie lives in Connecticut with her husband and loves to write for children.

LifeRich Publishing, the strategic publishing partnership of Reader's Digest and Author Solutions, LLC, was created to provide all writers a platform for sharing their stories, recipes, advice and more. LifeRich authors will benefit from a wealth of editorial design, marketing and education resources, specially created by Reader's Digest editors for the enrichment of these LifeSmart individuals. Books can be published in print, ebook or audio formats, with additional distribution to up to 25 million Reader's Digest customers through its online properties. Follow @LifeRichPub on Twitter or "Like" us at facebook.com/LifeRichPublishing for the latest updates.



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