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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Well Known Southwest Author Pens New Children's Book

Title: Belle’s Trial
Author: Connie Gotsch
Author's blog:  conniegotsch.blogspot.com
Reading level: Young Adult
Paperback: 152 pages
Publisher: Artemesia Publishing (November 30, 2010)
Publisheer's Web site: apbooks.net
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1932926127
ISBN-13: 978-1932926125
Sequel to Belle's Star


The little rescue puppy, Belle, loves being Darcy’s pet, but dislikes lazy afternoons doing nothing. In search of a job, she digs out of the yard, knocks over waste baskets, and encourages Buster into all kinds of mischief. Darcy’s parents discuss giving her to a farmer who needs a working dog. Finally, they allow Darcy to put Belle into agility training, but Belle must complete the 4-H agility trial at the county fair before she can stay. Learning agility is hard, especially when it comes to climbing the terrifying teeter totter. She is so sure she’ll fall off, that she jumps wildly off the obstacle every time she faces it. She’ll be disqualified from the class and lose Darcy forever. Can she conquer her fear and and discipline herself to succeed?
 
~Connie Gotsch is an award-winning author listed in A History of New Mexico Press Women by Sandy Schauer and Denise Tessier. She has two published novels for adults, Snap Me a Future and A Mouth Full of Shell.
 
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