E. Dorinda Shelley proudly presents her audiobook titled “Dasher and the Sleigh-Train”

In E. Dorinda Shelley’s “Dasher and the Sleigh-Train,” Santa is concerned that his sleigh is overflowing with gifts. Dasher then gets ill. Magically, a toy train saves the Christmas Eve journey led by the strong searchlight of the engine. Then, in the infirmary, the reindeer visited Dasher and sang a favorite song for him, “Jingle Bells.” He started to feel happier as he heard it and said he would definitely be back to help drive the sleigh next Christmas.
 
Published by ReadersMagnet on July 28, 2020, this book is a classic twist on everyone’s favorite Christmas Eve story, featuring characters from the tale that we’ve all come to know and love. The visually pleasing illustrations by Eleanor A. Hutton gracefully and lightheartedly accentuate the magical and innocent vibe of the book, providing an excellent format for children and parents to enjoy during reading time (and especially during the Christmas holidays).
 
E. Dorinda Shelley’s audiobook is available for purchase at https://www.amazon.com/Dasher-Sleigh-Train-Dorinda-Shelley-ebook/dp/B08DWQ4JTZ/

For more info about the author and her other books, visit her website here at https://www.dorindashelleybooks.com/author/.

Dasher and the Sleigh-Train
Author | E. Dorinda Shelley
Publisher | ReadersMagnet
Published Date | July 28, 2020
Genre | Children’s book / Christmas  
ASIN | B08DWQ4JTZ
Kindle Price | $2.99
 
About the Author
 
“Born in 1940, I grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, blessed with a superb John Burroughs School education. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts with a BA in Zoology, I studied medicine at the University of Missouri (MD 1966) and also trained there in Dermatology. My career encompassed academic dermatology at Stanford, the University of Illinois (Chicago and Peoria) and the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo (now part of the University of Toledo).
 
My dermatologist husband and I practiced together while we raised 3 children and published several dermatologic textbooks. We lived on a “farmette” with numerous animals. After he died in 2009, I wrote 3 children’s books (The Helium series) based on our animals, beautifully illustrated by Nora Hutton.
 
In recent years I opened a second hand bookstore, Library House Books and Art, LLC in Grand Rapids, Ohio, where I live. This has led me into the fascinating worlds of books, art, and antiques – visual fields, just like dermatology. I particularly enjoy estate auctions and library sales.”
 
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