Spokane native pens children’s book as a homage to her hometown | Lifestyle

Local author Megan Young has released a children’s book called ‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year,’ dedicated to the city of Spokane. The book features a curious goat named Kid and the Garbage Goat, showcasing fun activities to do in the area. Illustrated by Whitworth graduate Melissa Murakami, the book serves as a love letter to the Lilac City. Young recently discussed her inspiration for the book in an interview with KXLY’s Rob King. ‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year’ is now available at Auntie’s Bookstore and Wishing Tree Bookstore. To learn more about the book and Young’s future projects, visit GarbrageGoatandKid.com. This heartwarming story is a celebration of Spokane and aims to inspire children to explore their surroundings and engage in new adventures. Young’s creative take on promoting local attractions through the eyes of a goat is a unique and charming way to showcase the beauty of the city. With Murakami’s illustrations bringing the characters to life, ‘Kid & The Nothing-to-Do Year’ is sure to capture the imaginations of readers young and old. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the magic and wonder of Spokane through the pages of this enchanting children’s book.

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