Ewetopia: A Land Far From Normal

by Marie Pacha

Ewetopia, A Land Far From Normal is the story of a prodigy lamb. When separated from her flock by a marauding wolf she goes in search of a shepherd, and finds one in a hamlet with no name. The hamlet is taken by storm by this small, fleecy and very vocal creature who fears nothing but wolves and mint jelly. In the process of turning the hamlet upside down, Lamby tie dyes her fleece in pastel shades, superglues her hoof to her ear, digs a moat around the plywood palace, participates in the first ever Ewetopian Olympics in the 10 meter bellyflop event, and defeats General Wolff as he attempts to invade Ewetopia. The hamlet sits on the map somewhere between Whimsey and Normal; and that describes it and its inhabitants as well as anything can. This is a quirky, light hearted book about a world that doesn’t exist except in one’s imagination. Fantasy and the real merge in Ewetopia, and good always wins over evil.

128 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2011