In the idyllic Animal Town, predators and prey coexist harmoniously in a democratic, capitalist society until a tragic incident shatters their utopia. AD Ultman's "Animal Town" unfolds a compelling narrative, reminiscent of Orwell's "Animal Farm," where a young jackrabbit grapples with the complexities of freedom, a weasel pursues power, and ideological clashes threaten the very essence of Animal Town. Ultman's direct prose, dry wit, and penetrating satire serve as a prescient cautionary tale against the pitfalls of political tribalism. The story's relevance is heightened by its clever exploration of contemporary politics, making "Animal Town" a timeless and thought-provoking read for young minds.

AD Ultman crafts a witty and incisive narrative, blending political commentary with timeless storytelling. "Animal Town" showcases Ultman's ability to navigate complex themes with humor and insight.

Dive into the fur-filled world of Animal Town, where a young jackrabbit's journey unveils the dangers of political extremism. AD Ultman's sharp wit and astute observations make this children's book a must-read, offering both entertainment and valuable lessons on unity, freedom, and the perils of ideological divides.

About the Author

A.D. Ultman grew up on a farm on the Great American Plains, surrounded by the species that populate Animal Town. He was educated at leading public universities on the East and West Coasts, studying cognitive science and political theory. He began his career as a U.S. Senate staffer and then spent eight years building and leading a successful corporate market research and consulting practice in Washington, DC. He resigned his position and traveled around the world in 2017. Since then, he has been an independent writer and teacher. He holds a B.S. in psychology and political science and a M.A. in political science.

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