SODUS, N.Y.
A grandfather shares wisdom to help his granddaughter cope with divorce in "Letters From Woody Woodchuck" (published by AuthorHouse), the posthumously published new children's book by Charlie Costello "Old Grandpa."
Hoping to make his granddaughter happy after her parents' divorce, Costello created dozens of letters from Woody. The book's main character is Woody Woodchuck, who tells all the stories. Letters from Woody chronicle the life stories of an entire animal community, including weddings and tragedies, imparting subtle life lessons that can be applied to the reader's own life.
"These letters, which often arrived every day, provided me with a sense of hope and expectation," says Costello's granddaughter, Beth. "Stories that captivated me as a 4-year-old are now valuable life lessons. The adventures of Woody and his friends help me to cherish my childhood and keep the spirit of Grandpa close to my heart."
"Letters From Woody Woodchuck"
By Charlie Costello "Old Grandpa"
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 88 pages | ISBN 9781496939036
E-Book | ISBN 9781496939043
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Charlie Costello was born in 1920 in Rochester, New York. After military service in World War II, he entered the field of agriculture, first in farming and then as manager of the Wayne County office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Stabilization and Conservation. His work involved conservation practices and administration of federal assistance to farmers. His 30 years of dedicated commitment were recognized in 1982 when he received the national award for outstanding service. Costello passed away in 2006, but his legacy of love of nature, inspiration and respect for all God's creatures lives on.
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