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The Courtly Cottontails is a new series born during the pandemic 2020, by national award-winning and #1 bestselling international author and illustrator Lisa Loucks-Christenson. A series of adventures for all ages, based on the life and adventures of Chex and Barry, sister and brother cottontail orphans.

Art card line is available under The Courtly Cottontails line.

DON'T EAT BEES! 

Written and Illustrated in original pastels by Lisa Loucks-Christenson

Release: 12/23/2019

Publisher: Bow Wow Detectives® imprint of Book Entree™

DON'T EAT BEES! Dale, the bee-eating German Shepherd, hits pay dirt when he unwittingly snatches up a tasty queen bee, and later, with the guidance of the queen bee's sister, Dale is offered the deal of a lifetime and beyond if he can promise to stop eating the local bees and raiding their hive—but can the foolhardy dog give up his bee-chasing and bee-eating habits forever and accept his heavenly reward...for all eternity?

Find out in Lisa Loucks-Christenson's DON'T EAT BEES!, a fictional tale told through 21 original pastel illustrations, which shares the heart of a dog as he learns about friendship, sacrifice, and their earthly and heavenly rewards.

Meet Dale, the authors' bee-eating German Shepherd, who unflinchingly ate as many bees as he could catch—all through his lifetime. Dale, trained for outdoor field work, for protection, and as Lisa’s companion, inspired this story, as well as the sequel, HEAVEN CAN REST!

This is the last posting before the book, Hallowink Hollow: Rescue Me is released at the end of the month.

The Hallowinks have uncovered another clue, what does the “C” mean and is this some sort of code in the lettered clues?

Suddenly, an old man appeared with a Bloodhound in tow, who were they searching for and was the “I” on the hat a clue to the “who”?

Wriiten & Illustrated by Lisa Loucks-Christenson

Day 5

The Hallowinks have discovered another clue blowing in the wind. A tattered black flag with a white letter “R”is dangling in front of them, tied between two pine trees. Who hung the flag and what does it mean? Is there trouble ahead or the answers they seek?