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08-14-13 - BEST OF: Runt The Brave

runt_the_braveIn a thrilling adventure of putting one's courage to the test in dire situations, Daniel Schwabauer retells the story of David & Goliath in this anthropomorphic fantasy.  Click here for Care's interview with Daniel Schwabauer, author of "Runt the Brave: Bravery in the Midst of a Bully Society", on this week's Best Of Youth Wednesday Bookmark, brought to you by Salem Storehouse! "

 

 

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Driven by their blood-frenzied master, a merciless army of rats swarms toward the underground mouse-city of Tira-Nor. Only one mouse has the courage to face the onslaught, the "Runt" JaRed son of ReDemec. But JaRed is about to encounter a power beyond the rat army, beyond even that of the Great Owl ... a power that will fling him into a destiny wilder than anything he's ever imagined!

"Schwabauer combines the best of Narnia, Middle Earth and his own talent in this unforgettable retelling of David & Goliath." - Church Libraries


About the Author
Daniel Schwabauer, M.A. is currently editor of Crosswind Comics, where he develops educational materials for youth-at-risk and prison inmates. His work includes stage plays, radio scripts, short stories, newspaper columns, comic books and scripting for the PBS animated series Auto-B-Good. His young adult novels, Runt the Brave and Runt the Hunted, have received numerous awards, including the 2005 Ben Franklin Award and the 2008 Eric Hoffer Award. He graduated from Kansas University's Masters program in Creative Writing in 1995. Director of the non-profit organization Kids' Quest, he has taught children for more than 15 years. He lives in Kansas City, Kansas. He lives in Olathe, Kansas with his wife and daughter.

www.danschwabauer.com

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