Jinamon and the Airkids

by Vin Smith


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/20/2006

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.5x8.5
Page Count : 168
ISBN : 9781420861624

About the Book

Vin Smith is back! And this time he weaves a yarn for children from 8 to 80, although at least one centenarian has reported having fun with Jinamon and that Nine Goodkids Gang who refuse to accept cartoon death.

 

Now the kids have morphed themselves into the real world, though they must endure their opaque cartoon bodies.

 

It seems that Uncle Ted Carmoody has decided to retire and move to the West Coast of Florida, while putting his famous cartoon strip, The Nine Goodkids Gang, to the mothballs permanently. Ted will now spend his days collecting specimens from tidepools, to satisfy his yearning to be an amateur marine biologist.

 

Not at all okay.

 

By some miracle of science, Jinamon and his buddies have found a way to break into the real world. Unfortunately, so have their dreaded nemeses, Mr. Gold and Dr. Dreth. It will be up to Stacey and Tracey, the nine-year-old twin daughters of Hiram and Abigail Kelley, to put a stop to the nonsense that Mr. Gold and Dr. Dreth will unleash!


About the Author

            Vin Smith has counseled thousands on the Internet as Dr. Piano, and is the author of some fifteen books.  In addition, he is an accomplished singer, pianist and ventriloquist. 

 

Vin broke into broadcasting in 1962, and has interviewed governors, senators, congressmen, sports figures, entertainers and captains of industry in a long and distinguished career as a communicator. 

 

In addition to inventing a breakthrough countrypolitan radio format, he has written over 3000 musical compositions.  His writing has appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines.  Vin was an early advocate of music therapy, and worked with the Washington State Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church to bring music education to the Makah Indian Tribe.

 

A devout Oxfordian, Mr. Smith lectures yearly on the plays of William Shakespeare. He delivers numerous speeches every year about homelessness, food insecurity and the politics of poverty.