Author of the Helium Series E. Dorinda Shelley releases a new children’s book

The book imparts meaningful lessons and a fun Christmas theme for kids.

Grand Rapids, Ohio, USA – WEBWIRE – Friday, September 20, 2019

“Just wait,” said Santa. “I think I can fix it.” With that, he took a leather pouch out of his coat pocket. “Now, watch closely.”

E. Dorinda Shelley has just released a book for kids titled “Dasher and the Sleigh-Train,” formerly “Santa’s Sleigh Train.” Published by PRGott Books Publishing and illustrated by Eleanor A. Hutton, Dasher imparts a caring attitude toward others and features a Christmas setting.

The story follows Dasher, Santa’s biggest, strongest and handsomest reindeer. Santa’s sleigh is already overloaded when another problem arises: Dasher feels sick. It’s almost Christmas and Santa needs to deliver all the presents on time. Santa is becoming increasingly worried!

He holds a meeting with his elves in their workshop and asks for their ideas. Suddenly, Santa notices a little toy train on the table near him. He points to the train and says he might be able to solve their problem. The elves object saying the train is too small to pack all the toys inside it. Can Santa convince the elves? Will he be able to deliver the Christmas presents on time?

The answer will be revealed when everyone gets a copy of “Dasher and the Sleigh-Train.”

E. Dorinda Shelley’s book is now available through Amazon and at www.dorindashelleybooks.com.

Dasher and the Sleigh-Train
Author | E. Dorinda Shelley
Publisher | PRGott Books Publishing
Published Date | July 24, 2019
Genre | Children’s Book
ISBN-10 | 1079930604
ISBN-13 | 978-1079930603
Paperback Price | $12.95

About the Author

E. Dorinda Shelley was born in 1940 and grew up in St. Louis, Missouri. She was blessed with a superb John Burroughs School education and graduated with a BA in Zoology from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts. She studied medicine at the University of Missouri graduating in 1966 and trained in dermatology at the same institution. She worked in academic dermatology at Stanford University, the University of Illinois in Chicago and Peoria, and the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo, now the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences. She and her dermatologist husband raised three children and published several dermatologic textbooks and scientific articles. She recently opened secondhand bookstores, Library House Books and Art and the Happy Historian Bookshop in Grand Rapids, Ohio, where she lives. She enjoys estate auctions and library sales.