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    Banjo Penn and his mum, columnist and author Kathy Manos Penn, announce the release of their first work of fiction "Lord Banjo the Royal Pooch."


    Banjo Penn and Kathy Manos Penn announce the release of their first work of fiction "Lord Banjo the Royal Pooch." From humble family dog to Royal Pooch, what a difference a doggie DNA test makes. When Banjo discovers his royal roots, he realizes he's destined to rule−and to write. His two priorities are to protect his Royal Flock and to tell his story. And so begins the daily writing ritual: Lord Banjo barks and the Royal Mum types.

    This entertaining tale covers a year in his Royal Life with the Royal Mum and Dad and the Royal Critter Sitter. Puddin' and Tinker, who share the Royal Abode, make clear what they think about their brother's royal status.

    Animal lovers everywhere will appreciate Lord Banjo's sense of humor and his antics, and pet parents will find his behavior strangely familiar.

    Born in New York City and transplanted to the South in high school, Kathy Manos Penn lives with her husband and their four-legged kids in Dunwoody, Georgia. She taught high school English before embarking on a three-decade career in banking, where, it seemed, she always ended up writing. While still working in the corporate world, she began a side job as a columnist for the local newspaper. She is now happily retired from banking but has no plans to retire from the joyful job of writing. Her first book, The Ink Penn: Celebrating the Magic in the Everyday, is a collection of her newspaper columns and is available on Amazon.

    Lord Banjo was born in New Orleans and moved to Atlanta at a young age. He was inspired to tell his story when his mum showed him his doggie DNA results. This is his first book.

    Keep up with the Royal Mum and Lord Banjo and purchase their book by visiting their website www.kathymanospenn.com. Also available on Amazon

    Contact: Kathy Manos Penn

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