Synopsis
One of my favorite pets growing up was a raccoon named Bandit. He wasn't by any stretch a traditional pet, but he was by far the most entertaining. The lessons that accompany these stories aren't particularly deep, but the simple truths that I learned from our life with Bandit have served our family well. You might shake your head and wonder how and why our family had a pet raccoon. The short answer ... my eccentric, animal-loving dad, and my incredibly kind and gracious mom. Perhaps the most amazing part is that every story you'll read here actually happened—unbelievably, often unfortunately—it all happened. May you enjoy reading these stories as much as my family enjoyed living them.
About the Author
Beth Detjens enjoyed an extraordinary childhood in rural Virginia, where her family hosted an endless menagerie of domestic pets, exotic pets, and local wildlife. She has earned two Bachelor's Degrees in Education and two Master's Degrees in Business. Her Bachelor's degrees in Education are in Secondary English, Grades 6-12, and Exceptional Student Education. Her Master's Degrees in Business are a Master of Arts in Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Science in Management and Leadership (MSML).
Today, Beth enjoys a corporate career in marketing, along with freelance writing, graphic design and business consulting. She appreciates the simple joys of family life with her husband, two kids, and two (just two) Goldendoodles. Never Buy a Raccoon at a Gas Station is her first book, followed by Never Put an Alligator in Your Car and Never Hide a Horse in the Freezer. For more information on the "Never" book series, visit bethdetjens.com.
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