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Molly Builds a Theme Park

Posted on July 12, 2016 by steve

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I’m pleased to announce the culmination of two year’s work with the publication of our fun, new children’s book, Molly Builds a Theme Park! It turned out to be a much bigger project than we expected, but I think it was worth it.

When the circus packs up for the season, the animals quickly grow bored. But Molly Monkey organizes them to build the theme park of her dreams. Together they accomplish their goal, and then discover the joy of sharing with others.

Ages 4-10

Linda Alcorn has been engineering the world’s best theme parks since 1979. Steve Alcorn makes equipment used in nearly all of the world’s theme parks. Together they’ve written this captivating tale of a budding theme park designer.

It’s available in full-color paperback or for Kindle. The Kindle version is just $2.99 (or free with the purchase of the paperback) and includes some fun pop-up Easter eggs! Check it out on Amazon.com

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