The Cheetah and the Sloth
by F.W. Graham
Nestled within the Cheshire, England Zoo, Amell, a cheetah cub is rudely whisked away and goes on a harrowing journey of self-discovery. Amell is thrusted into an unfamiliar world of assimilation and confusion all before his surroundings become clear to him. As sight and focus begins to paint images into his mind, he befriends an easy-going sloth named Terrell who moves with stiffening speed and has a smile as wide as the Amazon River. Amell is engrafted into Terrell's family and yet something tribal, majestic, and instinctive grumbles deep within him. Amell's muscles twitch which gives him pause and makes him feel oddly out of place. Justice and redemption races in to sweep Amell back to a familiar place, or is it? Insecurity and fear settle within his mind. Will this journey soothe his thoughts, is this the place where he belongs? Only time and a hazy remembrance will decide.
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Author Biography
Born in North Carolina as a military dependent, F.W. Graham and her family lived aboard and in various parts of United States. As a young child her first love was writing poetry. She worked for the United States Government, married and gave birth to twin daughters. She retired after twenty-eight years of service. F.W. Graham formed a foundation called K.I.D.S.S (Keeping Innocent Daughters & Sons Safe). She advocates for children by giving them hope and reassurance in a subtle voice through storytelling. F.W. Graham continues to inspire children on self-esteem and safety measures. She resides in Georgia with her husband.
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