Oz: An Otters’ Tale

In the genre of Kenneth Grahame’s ＂Wind in the Willows＂ comes... OZTHIS IS OSCAR’S FIRST SUMMER, and there are adventures around every corner.He and his sister Wendy are often found happily swimming in the river as otters naturally do. They will help with dam repairs at Beaversdam, and joyfully participate in events at the Summer Fest. Oscar learns his father’s fishing trade, as the family works together. But all is not paradise. The family will be challenged by a fearsome event, and struggle to protect their home. Oscar will discover the value of living in a close community.

Don Henwood writes from the foothills of Mt. Bachelor, where nature is a step away from his front door. His children’s stories are an observation from the world he lives in as humans and animals coexsist in community. Oz, is a story of hope, family, close community, and traditions. A story he hope will inspire readers to examine their own lives and how we interact with our neighbors.