SMELVIS

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Smelvis lives all alone in the woods. Skunks can't bark or climb trees. The only way they can protect themselves is by spraying a terrible smell that drives away people and other critters. One day, Smelvis climbs into the garbage can in somebody's backyard. It belongs to a nice family with two happy children. At first they are afraid that Smelvis will spray them with that stinky smell. The cranky next door neighbor, Mr. Piffle, yells, "Junk that skunk!" The family calls the Animal Rescue Team to take Smelvis away and put him back in the woods. But their children love him so and ask their parents to keep him as a pet. The parents do not know what to do. Then something amazing happens: For the first time in his life, Smelvis feels loved. It makes him so happy that he sprays sweet perfume. Smelvis is tired of living alone so he moves in under their house. Now, you never know for sure whether Smelvis is going to spray you with that stinky skunk smell or the scent of sweet perfume. And that's when the fun begins! Meet Smelvis, The Two-Scent Skunk.

Author Bio

ERNEST CHAMBERS learned everything he knows about children from two handsome sons, two beautiful daughters, four brilliant grandchildren- and Dennis The Menace. He wrote the stage musical version of Dennis The Menace and was Executive Producer of the feature film, starring Walter Mattheu. He has also produced and/or written 50 television Specials and 5 TV series. He is the author of a blog about his career in television, "50 YEARS AMONG THE STARS". He is already at work on a second Smelvis story for pre-schoolers, "SMELVIS SMELLS TROUBLE".DEAN SPILLE has been honored for his color and design of numerous Emmy Award winning children's programs, among them, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Frosty The Snowman, Babar The Elephant and more than forty Charlie Brown TV specials, including A Charlie Brown Christmas and It's The Great Pumpkinm Charlie Brown, which were among the highest-rated children's programs of all time.