The Educational Children’s Book by Dr. Russ Hill and Erin Hill Will Be Displayed at the 2024 L.A. Times Festival of Books

The children’s book “Why Did Buffy’s Fur Go Flat?: The Case of the Toxic Tuna” by Dr. Russ Hill and Erin Hill will be exhibited by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The outdoor book festival will take place on April 20-21, 2024, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA.

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is a free and public festival that celebrates written literature. It is the largest book festival in the United States, drawing around 150,000 attendees annually. The outdoor literary event features book exhibits, performances, author panel discussions, and storytelling for children.

“Why Did Buffy’s Fur Go Flat?” follows Jade as she embarks on a journey to determine what has made her cat’s fur change from fluffy to flat. Jade aims to regain the fluff of her cat’s fur. Her journey leads her to get to know more about the environment as she learns the origin of her problem. Jade takes the readers with her to learn about the food chain, toxic tuna, and how harmful chemicals move through the environment.

The book is written in poetry that uses simple words, introducing simple vocabulary to young readers. It provides illustrations by Sky Kezmoh that allow the young readers to see the story while their parents tell the tale of Jade, her cat, and the environment. The authors aim to provide education about environmental science.

Get a copy of “Why Did Buffy’s Fur Go Flat?: The Case of the Toxic Tuna” by Erin Hill and Dr. Russ Hill on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more about the authors and their works at www.hillgriffithpublishing.com.

Visit the ReadersMagnet exhibit at booth # at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books to check out the book’s display.

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