BRAINSTORM
by Alan Banwell
ABOUT THE BOOK
Simon is an impulsive young man with the potential to be a great attorney. Sue is the love of Simon's life. Marriage should be the next step,but Simon just cannot bring himself to propose.
Simon's dog, Slobberguts, is a gigantic Saint Bernard. Sue's cat, Sylvester, is a beautiful black tabby.
Slobberguts and Sylvester have never met.
Brain Incorporated, resident in Simon's skull, and run by CC, the incredible Cerebral Cortex, is the driving force behind Simon's existence. Assisted by her trillions of helpers, they have one collective goal in mind, and that is to bring both animals and humans together in harmony.
But this is easier said than done, and the resulting chaos is hilarious at times....
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Alan Banwell has always had a passion for writing. He has a vivid imagination and has always been fascinated by the body, particularly the brain.
The intricate functions of this wondrous organ has inspired this book. He has created personalties which suit the roles of certain hormones and cells, and put together a humorous adventure in the human mind.
(2010, paperback, 99 pages)
ABOUT THE BOOK
Simon is an impulsive young man with the potential to be a great attorney. Sue is the love of Simon's life. Marriage should be the next step,but Simon just cannot bring himself to propose.
Simon's dog, Slobberguts, is a gigantic Saint Bernard. Sue's cat, Sylvester, is a beautiful black tabby.
Slobberguts and Sylvester have never met.
Brain Incorporated, resident in Simon's skull, and run by CC, the incredible Cerebral Cortex, is the driving force behind Simon's existence. Assisted by her trillions of helpers, they have one collective goal in mind, and that is to bring both animals and humans together in harmony.
But this is easier said than done, and the resulting chaos is hilarious at times....
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Alan Banwell has always had a passion for writing. He has a vivid imagination and has always been fascinated by the body, particularly the brain.
The intricate functions of this wondrous organ has inspired this book. He has created personalties which suit the roles of certain hormones and cells, and put together a humorous adventure in the human mind.
(2010, paperback, 99 pages)
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