"You're not one of us, so SCRAM!"

Olive the Woolly Bugger wants to be a dry fly like her colorful dry fly companions at Camp Tightloops. You see, a woolly bugger is not a dry fly that floats. A woolly bugger is a fly designed to be fished wet and under the water surface. So, try as she might, Olive just can’t float like Randal the Royal Coachman, Sally the Yellow Sally, or Stan the Stimulator. They are dry flies that float like champions and are a bit snobby about it. You have to read the book to see how Olive learns what she CAN do well and how she learns to fit in. Her lessons teach perseverance, respect for others. They also show kids that even though they might be different, they have good attributes, too.

Kirk Werner’s creation of Olive the little woolly bugger is a great story and the colorful illustrations easily keep the attention of children as the pages are turned.  

Reviews on Amazon.com – At the time of this writing, all 20 of the reviews posted a 5-star rating, the highest.

Many of the comments said that one doesn’t have to be a fisherman to enjoy these books. One woman had never fished in her life, but after reading the books, said she would like to try it.

Read book one, Olive the little woolly bugger, with your kids and you all will be eager for book two, Olive and The Big Stream and then book three, Olive Goes for a Wild Ride. This series of books will get your kids hooked on reading and on nature.

These books are available on www.olivethewoollybugger.com and by order at any local bookstore.

In the Bitterroot, find them at Chapter One Book Store in Hamilton, Montana. They retail for $12.95 and are worth every penny. Visit www.chapter1bookstore.com for more information or use the online shopping cart and have them shipped directly to your home.