Enchanting New Children's Book Emphasizes Importance of Imagination

Fiscal Pear and Shimmer in the Call of River Whale by Olivia Brooks-Scrivanich is a fanciful children's story about the adventures of organic characters

Kirkland, Wash. (PRWEB) July 3, 2008 -- Fiscal Pear and Shimmer in the Call of River Whale, a new book written by Olivia Brooks-Scrivanich, is an exciting children's story about the escapades of a little pear named Fiscal Pear and a lightning bug named Shimmer.

In the fantasy tale, Fiscal Pear and Shimmer's annual adventure turns frightening when a diabolical bakery and her wicked henchmen try to catch the walking-and-talking pear. When Fiscal Pear and Shimmer's friend, SOL, disappears in mid-flight while trying to get the duo to the Council of the Wise, they find themselves cornered by Cutter and his gang in the dead of the night in the forest. Author Brooks-Scrivanich takes readers on a thrilling journey filled with anticipation, creativity and whimsical dialogue.

Brooks-Scrivanich let her imagination take hold on a camping trip to the Oregon coast, where she jotted down the characters and scenes in her mind from her tent in the wee hours of the morning. The intended short book grew to a series of four, with Fiscal Pear and Shimmer in the Call of River Whale being the first.

In Fiscal Pear and Shimmer in the Call of River Whale, Brooks-Scrivanich is able to showcase the active imagination and great love for the outdoors that she had at a very young age. Both older children and adults will enjoy the book's suspense as their imagination takes them to amazing places.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at fiscalpear@gmail.com or visit her website at www.fiscalpear.net. Fiscal Pear and Shimmer in the Call of River Whale is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Some of Olivia Brooks-Scrivanich's fondest memories are the summer evenings spent with her parents and five siblings watching the pattern of the stars in the sky. By the time she was in eighth grade, she had mastered four different musical instruments. She and her husband live with their dog in Kirkland, Wash.

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