Fran Rathmann’s Book tells the Delightful Christmas Story about the Adventures of a Little Lamb

Fran Rathmann shares in her book, “The Bored Lamb: And the Brightest Star,” an exciting Christmas story that teaches lessons in life and the determination to go on an exciting journey.

“The Bored Lamb: And the Brightest Star” tells the story of a little lamb named Curly. Curly is the youngest lamb in the family who sees their daily routine of getting up, eating some grass and drinking water as boring. Curly is an adventurous little lamb and is always looking for excitement despite the advice from Mamma sheep to enjoy ordinary things in life. The shepherds search for better grass and water. Joining the shepherds, Curly and the flock of sheep cross the valley and climb the hill. Following a bright star, Curly’s life is changed forever when he beholds a wonderful scene.

There is much to learn about this exciting book. It relates situations happening now which is boredom and how to cope with it. “The Bored Lamb: And the Brightest Star” is recommended for all ages especially to kids and young readers who love adventures, Christmas and reading with charming images on every page. Grab a copy of this book with friends at the 2018 New York Rights Fair where this book along with other interesting books will be displayed on May 30, 2018.
 
The Bored Lamb: And the Brightest Star
Written by: Fran Rathmann
Published by: Xlibris
Date published: December 14, 2016
Paperback price: $15.99

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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