Andrew Frank's new book "Ari the Opera Singing Armadillo" is about Ari Armadillo who lives in the southwestern desert and likes to sing opera
Recent release "Ari the Opera Singing Armadillo" from Page Publishing author Andrew Frank follows Ari who has a hobby that anyone would find very unusual, especially for an armadillo.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Andrew Frank, who has ten grandchildren with his wife, has completed his new book "Ari the Opera Singing Armadillo": a beautifully illustrated book that explores Ari's hobby and how none of the other animals in the Desert understand Ari's love for opera.
According to Frank, "After I retired, I decided to start writing stories for each of [my grandchildren]. Sometimes it was on only one of them, and others were centered on more than one of them. They were mostly stories about subjects they were interested in at that time in their lives. They are stories on varying subjects such as life, feelings, adventure, and fantasy. This story is the first one I wrote, and it centers on acceptance of others and accepting who you are."
Published by Page Publishing, Andrew Frank's inspiring tale details how Ari loves opera and has been teaching himself to sing it for quite a long time.
When several other desert animals hear Ari sing, they ridicule him for singing opera, and this makes him very sad. The books delves into whether Ari will continue to sing his heart out even though his friends made fun of him. It highlights the importance of following one's dreams despite others' doubts or obstacles that might come into play.
Readers who wish to experience this emotional book can purchase "Ari the Opera Singing Armadillo" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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