Local author Megan Young has released a children’s book titled ‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year’ as a tribute to Spokane, Washington. The book follows a curious goat named ‘Kid’ and the Garbage Goat as they explore activities in the Lilac City. Illustrated by Melissa Murakami, a Whitworth graduate, the book showcases things to do around the area and is available at Auntie’s Bookstore and Wishing Tree Bookstore.
In a recent interview with KXLY, Young shared insights into the inspiration behind the book and her future projects. The author described the book as a ‘love letter’ to Spokane, a city that is not often featured in mainstream media. Through the adventures of Kid and the Garbage Goat, Young aims to highlight the unique charm and attractions of the Lilac City.
Readers can learn more about ‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year’ and stay updated on Young’s upcoming works by visiting GarbrageGoatandKid.com. The book is a celebration of Spokane’s community and landmarks, making it a must-read for children and families who want to discover the hidden gems of the city.
‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year’ serves as a reminder that inspiration can be found in unexpected places, and that Spokane’s rich culture and history have stories worth sharing. Young’s book is a testament to the vibrant and diverse spirit of the Lilac City, inviting readers to embark on an imaginative journey through its streets and neighborhoods.
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