Dick Bennett

Dick Bennett (Grandpa) has never written a book before. Sheltered at home during the coronavirus pandemic, Grandpa decided to entertain his two 7 year old granddaughters with tales of an invisible tiger cub. Soon Zaney became real and the topic of many face times and zoom meetings. How could Caroline and Ella help Zaney? What were the moves in the TAIL UP dance? How do we get rid of Chief Lion? But then, of course, after each chapter was received by email, the girls discovered "plot holes" and...See more

Dick Bennett (Grandpa) has never written a book before. Sheltered at home during the coronavirus pandemic, Grandpa decided to entertain his two 7 year old granddaughters with tales of an invisible tiger cub. Soon Zaney became real and the topic of many face times and zoom meetings. How could Caroline and Ella help Zaney? What were the moves in the TAIL UP dance? How do we get rid of Chief Lion? But then, of course, after each chapter was received by email, the girls discovered "plot holes" and Grandpa had to change the manuscript. Have fun reading this story to your children and grandchildren. If they wish, have them draw a new Zaney or Boots or HONEY. Or maybe a drawing of candy running down Main Street in Animal Town or Tux on Zaney's back. After the drawings have messed up the art table, and the book has been read, give your child a big hug and tell them that their picture of Zaney is great. See less