Sambolt

Sambolt

Sambolt is a special rabbit whose birth was not an ordinary one, nor is the life he leads or the place he calls home. In the wilderness of Sonochi, life and love are all that matters. Perhaps even more so, when death is so frequent and near. When Sambolt is chased far away from his home and tribe by hungry predators, he finds himself in a strange and unfamiliar place. Fortunately, he is found by another rabbit, Siindy, who becomes his beloved. While Sambolt lives with Siindy and her tribe in the forest, his family on the hill believe him dead. Meanwhile, unrest comes upon Sonochi, and Sambolt must return home to save the rabbits from destruction. He returns just in time to save his family, and also leads Siindy's tribe to the fabled land of their dreams. But before all can be well, hunters come, and Sambolt must risk it all to save his tribe. Sambolt is not only a story to be read and enjoyed, but a tribute to the wildlife and the gentler animals that must survive day in and day out in a vicious world. Joshua Rios was born in Hanford, California. As an only child, he sought imaginative ways to keep himself entertained.When he became older, he geared his imagination into writing, art, and music. His first novel expresses his love for nature and animals in the wild. He also contributes his faith in God into the story. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/JoshuaRio

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