Story Both Delights and Instructs Young Audiences

BookSurge proudly announces the publication of Tookie the Tattle Tale Tiger Cub by Tonja Weixel.

Richland, WA (PRWEB) March 12, 2005 -- BookSurge Publishing announces the publication of heartwarming childrens story, Tookie the Tattle Tale Tiger Cub, by Tonja Weixel.

Tookie the Tattle Tale Tiger Cub shares a life lesson with young audiences in this light hearted tale of sibling relationships. Weixel takes the reader through the story of tiger cub brothers, Tookie and Toby, as they struggle to relate to one another and learn the importance of reconciling their differences.

As is often times the case with siblings, young Tookie has a bad habit of tattling on his older brother, Toby. Feeling far too wise for his younger brothers childish antics, Toby devises a plan to put and to Tookies constant tattling. However, rather than teaching his brother a lesson, he ends up discovering that he is not so wise as he thought and realizes the importance of having a strong relationship with his kid brother.

Tonja Weixel shares her love and fascination for children in this delightful tale of learning one of lifes most valuable lessons. Playful illustrations by Don Berry add a nice touch of animation to the story. Tookie the Tattle Tale Tiger Cub is a book that parents will truly enjoy sharing with their young readers.

Author Bio
A native of Burbank, Washington, Tonja Weixel now resides in Richland with her husband, Jeff, and their two children, Derek and Devon. She is employed at a local Dentists office and devotes a great deal of her time to writing a series of Tookie and Company books. She is constantly inspired by her childrens humor and experiences and often uses their input in her stories. Tookie the Tattle Tale Tiger Cub is her second book.

Tonja has signings on March 12, at 9:00 AM in Spokane, WA, Noon, in Coeurdelene, ID, and 3:00 in Veradale, WA.

Books are available to order at Booksurge.com, Amazon.com, Allibris.com, Barnes&Noble.com, R.R. Bowkers, Books in Print, and Global Books in Print. For more information, please contact Tonja Weixel at 509.628.1692 or by email at JWe9648891@aol.com.

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