Third time’s a charm for E. Dorinda Shelley with “Helium Heels”

Can’t get enough of the barnyard animals’ antics at Kath’s barn? Then brace up for another round of helium-filled laughter in E. Dorinda Shelley’s “Helium Heels” (PG Gott Books; 2012).
 
The laughter does not stop at “The Helium Egg” (where it all began) and “The Helium Table” (which established the barnyard animals’ tendency to get into hilarious situations). Once again illustrated by Eleanor Hutton and told in the perspective of Kath, “Helium Heels” is as equally fun and funny, captivating and beautifully illustrated as its predecessors.
 
The ghost babies of Little Black Hen get into mischief, disturbing the peace and quiet of the barn. Not content with just meeting a skunk and bathing in tomato juice, they play a trick on the sleeping donkeys – by painting their hoofs with helium red paint. The donkeys are due to have their hoofs trimmed.
 
So, what happens next? Readers will have to find that out – and laugh along – when they read E. Dorinda Shelley’s “Helium Heels,” available through Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Helium-Heels-Dorinda-Shelley/dp/0984589864.
 
Watch out for the public display of “Helium Heels,” along with the author’s other works, at the upcoming 2018 Guadalajara International Book Fair on November 24 to December 2, 2018, in Guadalajara, Mexico.
  
 
Helium Heels
Written by E. Dorinda Shelley
Published by PG Gott Books
Published date: June 22, 2012
Paperback price: $12.95
 
About the Author
 
Dr. E. Dorinda Shelley is a retired dermatologist. She grew up in Missouri, spending weekends on a farm with friendly horses. She, her husband, and three children lived for many years on a “farmette” in NW Ohio, surrounded by many of the animals in this story. This is the third in a series of books she has written and Eleanor Hutton has illustrated.

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