Curly the Llama

By Joe Motheral

Curly the Llama is a story about a small llama thought to be worthless. His fellow llamas made fun of him and he became very distraught. His fate uncertain, he gained his stature when he ended up on a sheep farm; later involved in a live nativity scene. The story gives hope to anyone who is considered a failure but rebounds and becomes anything

• Language: English
• Publisher: Westwood Books Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Nov 9, 2018
• ISBN: 9781643612935

Joe Motheral

The author has written for various publications over a period of forty-five years. He has more than two hundred stories in print, including providing weekly columns for the Eagle-Tribune ; working as stringer for Abilene Reporter-News , columnist for the Loudoun Times-Mirror and close-up editor for The Grapevine magazine ; and writing stories for Elan, Ashburn magazine, Eastern Home & Travel, Loudoun County magazine and Country Zest & Style . He and the artist Linda Hendrickson published a children's book titled Curly the Llama . He's a National Press Club member and recipient of the Vivian Award.

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