Apr 7, 2022
Fulton Books author Shirley Stuby, a retired banker living in rural Pennsylvania, has completed her most recent book "Happy Boots": an amusing storybook that talks about a boy's special boots that make him the happiest every time he wears them. Across many adventures, his boots accompany him and spark more fun. One day, he realizes that he has already outgrown them.
Stuby shares, "Happy Boots is a story about the neighbor boy who wears these boots. The boots seem to take on a magical quality when he puts them on. They make everything he does while wearing them seem special—running, skipping, sledding, splashing, and so much more. He has outgrown his happy boots now, but they sure were fun to wear."
Published by Fulton Books, Shirley Stuby's fun pages bring the young readers into a heartwarming adventure with a kid whose boots take him to places. May it be the outdoors or inside the house, whatever weather, the boy finds happiness with his boots day by day.
It is a story of cherishing childhood and having fun.
Readers who wish to experience this wonderful work can purchase "Happy Boots" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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