| Author: | Debbie Buttar | ISBN: | 9781938568411 |
| Publisher: | Blue Star Books | Publication: | October 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Debbie Buttar |
| ISBN: | 9781938568411 |
| Publisher: | Blue Star Books |
| Publication: | October 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Follow the entertaining journey of a little monkey that expresses himself in a unique way! This funny little monkey is laughed at because he is different from other monkeys. What could he do that’s so different? He loves to disco dance! Enjoy Funky Little Monkey in this fun and rhyming picture book as he finally gets his chance to feel accepted in a very unlikely place.
Debbie Buttar was born and raised in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania but relocated in the South after graduating from the University of North Carolina. Debbie and her husband, Dr. Rashid Buttar, live together on their farm with their sons and daughter. The animals on their farm include horses, miniature donkeys, llamas, goats, a cat, and a chinchilla. Her husband’s clinic specializes in effectively treating patients whom the medical community has failed or given up on, with a special emphasis on cancer victims and children with autism. A portion of the proceeds of this book go to AMESPA Children’s Research and Treatment Foundation, which her husband started for the medical treatment of children suffering from these and other conditions traditionally considered to be untreatable.
Follow the entertaining journey of a little monkey that expresses himself in a unique way! This funny little monkey is laughed at because he is different from other monkeys. What could he do that’s so different? He loves to disco dance! Enjoy Funky Little Monkey in this fun and rhyming picture book as he finally gets his chance to feel accepted in a very unlikely place.
Debbie Buttar was born and raised in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania but relocated in the South after graduating from the University of North Carolina. Debbie and her husband, Dr. Rashid Buttar, live together on their farm with their sons and daughter. The animals on their farm include horses, miniature donkeys, llamas, goats, a cat, and a chinchilla. Her husband’s clinic specializes in effectively treating patients whom the medical community has failed or given up on, with a special emphasis on cancer victims and children with autism. A portion of the proceeds of this book go to AMESPA Children’s Research and Treatment Foundation, which her husband started for the medical treatment of children suffering from these and other conditions traditionally considered to be untreatable.
