Fran Rathmann’s Book Tells an Exciting Story about Four Kitties Skating on a Frozen Lake

Fran Rathmann provides readers a thrilling story that embodies lessons of what to do and how to decide quickly when you are in a tough situation. In her book, “The Dog House,” the four kitties face the predicament of deciding to go to a dog house instead of going home to escape the fast approaching blizzard.
 
“The Dog House” shares the story of four kitties: Maine, Thunder, Patches and Baby. The story starts when four kitties are skating happily on a frozen lake high in the mountains when suddenly a blizzard is seen coming and the first decision was to go home.  However, when the blizzard is getting closer, Patches makes the decision for everyone to go to the dog house, which is on the other side of the mountain.  But other animals want to take shelter in the dog house.  Will there be peace among the animals?  The reader will see if the big dog comes home.
 
Readers will be able to enjoy the book and interpret the meaning of this exciting book. It reflects a situation that is constantly happening in life: making smart decisions quickly to save and protect loved ones. “The Dog House” is recommended for all ages and kids and young readers will surely love it. The story illustrates dealing with circumstances that would lead to how to make fast and smart decisions. This book along with other interesting books will be displayed in the upcoming 2018 New York Rights Fair which is going to be on May 30, 2018. Be there, bring friends and don’t forget to grab a copy!
 
The Dog House
Written by: Fran Rathmann
Published by: Xlibris
Date published: August 17, 2017
Paperback price: $21.99


About the Author
Fran Rathmann is a lifelong resident of San Antonio, Texas. She holds a bachelor of arts in English and a master’s of science in sociology from the University of Texas at San Antonio. She plans to complete her education with a PhD in the sociology of literature. Her thesis titled German Americans: Immigration, Relations and Assimilation was published by ProQuest. She has published a sociological work titled “The Ghetto Dog,” and several children’s stories. Fran has been published in the San Antonio Express Newspaper poetry column and placed in a Reader’s Digest competition. She has several writings published in the Oasis Journals. She plans to publish her two western/frontier manuscripts and a book of mourning poetry and is presently working on a fantasy/adventure romance. She enjoys her flower garden and caring for feral cats.
 

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