The Bomb That Followed Me Home: A Fairly Twisted Fairy Tale (Rumpleville Chronicles)

We’ve all heard of stray cats following kids home or a lost puppy yelping by a kitchen door for food, but did you know that even a wayward little bomb needs love and attention too? When a bomb, looking for a friend, follows a young boy home, trouble breaks out in a suburban household that is just trying to keep peace with the angry neighbors next door.

Cevin Soling's writing career began when he wrote "The Book of Love." After completing the first murder mystery written in C++, he invented the only hairbursh endorsed by magicians.

Cevin Soling has graduate degrees from Harvard in English and Education. In 2009, he produced directed the film The War on Kids, which shows how American public schools have become modeled after prisons in response to fear and a burgeoning intolerance of youth. This was the first theatrically released documentary on education. The film was the winner of the best educational documentary award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival. The film ran at the Quad Cinema in New York City and screened at Harvard University as well as other major universities. It has received accolades from The New York Times, Variety, and The Huffington Post. Soling was a guest on numerous radio shows including The Lionel Show on Air America, The Joey Reynolds Show on WOR, and The Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC. In addition, he was on The Dr. Nancy Show on MSNBC, as well as on RT Television, and as a featured guest on The Colbert Report. His films have been broadcast domestically and internationally on numerous major outlets.