The Leopard Tree: Free Kindle Book
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Three orphans from Kenya stow away on an airplane to embark on a desperate quest to meet the Secretary General of the United Nations in New York City and deliver a message they hope will help millions of homeless and hurting children in Africa. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz becomes their guidebook as they journey alone across the United States. The trio--one with HIV, one blind amputee, and one who hasn't spoken for years after watching her family slaughtered--find themselves embroiled in a situation beyond their imaginations as they get close to meeting their goal.
The Leopard Tree won the Best Young Adult Fiction Award in 2008 with Writer's Digest International Self-published Competition and a Third Place EVVY in the Fiction Division of Colorado Independent Publisher's Awards in 2008. This book was written with the hope of raising awareness of the millions of people in Africa who suffer the effects of malnutrition,malaria, HIV/AIDS, and the unspeakable atrocities associated with armed conflicts.
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Tim Merriman and Lisa Brochu are married and live in Fort Collins, Colorado. Their first novel, The Leopard Tree, won two literary awards with Writer's Digest Colorado Independent Publisher's Association.
They co-manage National Association for Interpretation, a non-profit association for people who interpret natural and cultural heritage. Tim is co-author with Lisa of four books on heritage interpretation. They have consulted in 21 nations around the world, including planning work with Wolong Panda Reserve and the Great Wall of China.
Tim plays bluegrass and old-time mandolin and enjoys working in the garden and raising koi. He and Lisa use their royalties to support charitable work in Malawi to educate villagers about prevention of HIV and malaria.
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