Lizards on 41st Street
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Mr. Garo arrived at the shelter and trying to encourage everyone to keep calm said: “The most important thing is that we are all safe. I don’t know what is happening but it is not good, let’s wait here and hope for the best” As time passed, everyone could see the monstrous metals the humans used to destroy such a precious place. When the sun was setting, the monstrous human metal machine looked like it was sleeping. So the chief of the legion and some male lizards were brave enough to investigate always with permission first, or else hard labor was their punishment to see what was out there. Mr. Garo had to be harsh in those moments to keep the legion safe.
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About the Book
The book is completely about respect, obedience to the family and good communication with their children.
Even to the level of children, the author emphasizes the fact that with keeping everything in order they can enjoy all the beauties of nature.
The author also focuses that in one way or another the message of what causes disobedience or lack of communication can still be fun, educational and entertaining. The author who is waiting for all children, Teens and adults, to get the proper sense of values of life, and to love smaller animals, because as small as they are, God gave us values as he created them.
About the Author
This is Maria’s first book, she has three sons Richard, Oscar, Pablo and their dog Tyson who is considered as the youngest of the sons. She moved here from Uruguay in search of a better life and to follow her dreams to be an aspiring writer and artist. She ‘s been working hard and diligently as a mail carrier for 12yrs at the United States postal office. She is a very strong person having gone through a divorce; she became that much stronger for herself and her children. Maria has this kind, sweet and funny personality which you can see throughout her book. Many times you can find her entertaining family and close friends. Her being positive in everything she does comes forth through her three kids and their dog Tyson. Maria has always had friends to encourage her in everything she does. She enjoys life to it’s fullest never taking for granted the pleasures of life and it’s gifts. Hard times come along every so often but through love and strong will, it has never gotten the best of her and family, which is another attribute which is seen in the “ Lizards On 41st Street“. This is Maria E. Orozco.