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Book Spotlight: A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek by Matthew Levine

Welcome to TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Mathew Lavine for his latest release, A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek.

A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek

Book: A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek
Author: Matthew Levine
Publication date: 9th November 2022
ISBN: 9798360452553
Genres: Children’s Humorous Literature, Short Stories collection, Children’s Humor
Page Count: 15 pages Kindle / 20 pages paper back
Publisher: Amazon/KDP


About A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek

A short story for youth of all ages with humor adults might enjoy about a clumsy Pterodactyl that befriends a sad teenage girl on a San Francisco bus. Contain discussion questions for students at the end.

You can find A Pterodactyl Named Kahoutek here:
Amazon


About The Author

Matthew Levine

Matthew Levine has enjoyed writing essays, stories, poems, songs, and answering machine messages for the last half century. His latest musical, Love Stings, with bookwriter/lyricist Richard Castle was produced by Northern Sky Theater and debuted during the summer of 2022. He currently lives in Ecuador.

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Website | Amazon Page


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