Around the City in 360 Minutes With a Dog
Max Marshall
Join young Finn and his faithful dog Toby as they soar above the city on an extraordinary ballooning escapade.Finn is a courageous and imaginative boy whose heart is filled with wanderlust. With the permission of his dad, Jim, Finn and Toby venture far from home, exploring the bustling streets with awe and wonder. Meanwhile, his caring mother, Izabella, anxiously hopes that her adventurous son doesn’t wander too far.
Around the City in 360 Minutes With a Dog
Max Marshall
© Max Marshall, 2024
ISBN 978-5-0062-1270-1
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Around the City in 360 Minutes With a Dog
Max Marshall
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Around the City in 360 Minutes With a Dog
First edition. December 5, 2023.
Copyright © 2023 Max Marshall. Written by Max Marshall.
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Table of Contents
Description
Join young Finn and his faithful dog Toby as they soar above the city on an extraordinary ballooning escapade.
Finn is a courageous and imaginative boy whose heart is filled with wanderlust. With the permission of his dad, Jim, Finn and Toby venture far from home, exploring the bustling streets with awe and wonder. Meanwhile, his caring mother, Izabella, anxiously hopes that her adventurous son doesn’t wander too far.
One fateful day, Finn and Toby find themselves at a bustling airfield where airplanes take off and perform daring aerial maneuvers. Entranced by the spectacle, Finn and Toby watch in awe as planes and helicopters dance across the sky. However, their excitement takes an unexpected turn when Toby disappears amidst the commotion.
A collective gasp fills the air as onlookers exclaim, “Look! There goes a dog flying away in a balloon!” Finn’s heart races as he spots Toby clinging onto the rope of a slowly ascending balloon. Without hesitation, Finn springs into action, sprinting towards the balloon as it lifts towards the heavens
About the Author
Max Marshall creates stories that transport readers to far-off lands, immersing them in rich cultures and inviting them to experience the full spectrum of human emotion.
Nestled within the pages of countless masterpieces lies a writer whose name evokes thoughts of passion, creativity, and boundless imagination.
With an elegant command of language and a deep understanding of the human soul, this writer creates characters whose triumphs and struggles resonate deeply with readers of all ages. Whether exploring the complexities of love and loss or delving into the depths of the human psyche, this writer’s prose is as beautiful as it is insightful, revealing truths that stir the heart and inspire the soul.
A true master of the craft, this writer stands among the greats of the literary world, an artist whose stories will be cherished for generations to come.
Chapter 1: Finn and His Brave Dreams
In a city full of wonder and delight,
Lived a boy named Finn, his dreams taking flight.
With eyes so bright and a heart so bold,
He yearned for adventures, stories yet untold.
Finn, a lad with spirit pure,
Had a faithful companion, his dog named Toby, for sure.
Together they roamed, exploring each day,
In their minds, a world of magic they’d play.
Finn dreamt of flying high in the sky,
Soaring above, like birds passing by.
With a heart full of courage and a mind full of schemes,
He longed to float on clouds in his own magic dreams.
Toby, his loyal sidekick, always by his side,
With wagging tail and love unbridled.
They ran through meadows and streets with glee,
Living each moment, wild and free.
Chapter 2: Concerns and Permissions
In Finn’s home, amidst laughter and love,
A father named Jim, a mother named Izabella, both caring like a dove.
Jim, with a heart brave and free,
Permits his son to wander, exploring the world with glee.
But Izabella, with a mother’s gentle care,
Worries for her son, she cannot bear.
She cautions Finn, her voice filled with concern,