Business Owner and Author Ray Sobrino Jr. Instills Care for Others in His Fable

The story muses upon a young bug that struggles with a medical condition.

Newbury Park, CA, USA – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Clicking or falling upside down is a controllable process that bugs use to defend themselves from predators.

Writer Ray Sobrino Jr. released a children’s book that teaches care for friends and family. This fable dwells on a young and high-spirited bug named Charlie who was initially unaware that he had a medical condition called epilepsy. Being friendly and free-hearted, many bugs in school seemed to like him.

One day, Charlie was heading his way home from school with his friends Mikey and Joey. Suddenly, he was unconscious and lying on his back. Then he woke up and saw other bugs standing around him. These bugs were trying to help Charlie but they weren’t certain how they could help him. So, Charlie ignored that incident and dismissed that he just simply slipped and landed on his back.

Yet, Charlie seemed to be clicking through always. It had become uncontrollable and that worried Charlie’s family so much. Now, the question lingers on Charlie if he will be able to recover from his condition. Meanwhile, the good thing about this story is that Charlie has his family and friends who support him and care for him. It will be a matter of time how long his recovery will be.

Trail on Charlie’s story as Ray Sobrino Jr. joins the Miami Book Fair International. This cordial affair happens on November 17-24, 2019 at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus. Catch you there!

“Charlie the Click Bug” is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble and receives good ratings at the Online Book Club.

Charlie the Click Bug
Author | Raymond Sobrino Jr.
Publisher | AuthorHouse
Published Date | October 31, 2018
Genre | Children’s Book
ISBN-10 | 1546265900
ISBN-13 | 978-1546265894
Paperback Price | $10.99

About the Author

Born in 1971 Long Beach, CA, Ray Sobrino holds a degree in English Literature from California Lutheran University. He has three children and currently lives in Newbury Park, California. He is an exterminator by trade and owns a small company, Sobrino’s Termite and Pest. Aside from writing, he enjoys hiking and landscape photography. He loves taking photos of cities and nature.