Droozle By: Frank Banta
In Frank Banta's novel Droozle, readers are taken on an extraordinary journey that challenges conventional notions of reality and explores the power of imagination. Set in a seemingly mundane town, the story follows the protagonist, Henry, as he embarks on a mind-bending quest to find the elusive Droozle. Banta's writing style is wonderfully captivating, effortlessly drawing readers into a world where the line between dreams and reality blurs. The author masterfully blends elements of fantasy and mystery, creating a narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With each page, the story becomes more immersive, and it is impossible not to become invested in Henry's pursuit of the enigmatic Droozle. Henry is a thoroughly relatable character, filled with hopes, fears, and an insatiable desire for adventure. As he delves deeper into the mysteries surrounding the Droozle, Henry's character development becomes a core aspect of the novel. Banta skillfully introduces a range of supporting characters that breathe life into the story, each contributing their own unique perspectives and motivations. What makes Droozle truly outstanding is its ability to spark the reader's imagination. Banta's vivid descriptions transport readers to otherworldly landscapes and push the boundaries of what can be believed. The author's attention to detail creates a palpable sense of wonder, as readers are swept away by the sheer creativity and originality of the story. At its core, Droozle is an exploration of the power of imagination and the significance of chasing our dreams. Banta weaves in thought-provoking themes about the importance of embracing our inner child and the transformative potential of believing in the impossible. In this sense, the novel offers a valuable lesson for readers of all ages. Some of the plot's twists and turns may leave readers pondering at times, but the overall narrative is undeniably captivating. Droozle is a book that demands reflection and invites readers to constantly question the nature of reality. Banta's ability to keep readers guessing until the very end is impressive, leaving them with a lingering sense of enchantment. In conclusion, Droozle by Frank Banta is a mesmerizing blend of fantasy, mystery, and philosophical introspection. With its compelling characters, imaginative world-building, and thought-provoking themes, this novel is an absolute must-read for anyone craving a truly captivating literary experience. Banta's talent shines through every page, ensuring that Droozle will leave an indelible mark on the reader's imagination. First Page: DROOZLE Droozle was probably the greatest writer in the world any world! By FRANK BANTA Jean Lanni could see that his girl friend, Judy Stokes, thought it was the lamest excuse she had ever heard. If your ballpoint pen won't write as you want it to, your life doesn't stop, she probably was thinking. You just get yourself another pen You don't call off a marriage.... Skeptically the girl with the long, golden red hair pointed at his breast pocket. "This Droozle I must see. And who's that other member of the partnership there beside him? An Eversharp pencil named Blackie?" "No, that is the other end of Droozle. Permit me to introduce you." Blandly the tall, young artist slid Droozle from his breast pocket, straightened him from his U shape and handed his twelve inch pen to her. "A snake!" she shrieked. "What else?" "Why, I thought those ruby eyes were jewels! I must have squeezed right up against him when I kissed you," she cried indignantly. "You did. I felt him squirm a little." "Oh! And here I thought it was your heart beating wildly." "Well, maybe it was. It does that sometimes." "Let's try again. And this time hold your snake behind you." The long legged girl stood on tiptoe to reach him. "It was your heart beating wildly," she decided a moment later... Continue reading book >>

Droozle By: Frank Banta

In Frank Banta's novel Droozle, readers are taken on an extraordinary journey that challenges conventional notions of reality and explores the power of imagination. Set in a seemingly mundane town, the story follows the protagonist, Henry, as he embarks on a mind-bending quest to find the elusive Droozle.

Banta's writing style is wonderfully captivating, effortlessly drawing readers into a world where the line between dreams and reality blurs. The author masterfully blends elements of fantasy and mystery, creating a narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With each page, the story becomes more immersive, and it is impossible not to become invested in Henry's pursuit of the enigmatic Droozle.

Henry is a thoroughly relatable character, filled with hopes, fears, and an insatiable desire for adventure. As he delves deeper into the mysteries surrounding the Droozle, Henry's character development becomes a core aspect of the novel. Banta skillfully introduces a range of supporting characters that breathe life into the story, each contributing their own unique perspectives and motivations.

What makes Droozle truly outstanding is its ability to spark the reader's imagination. Banta's vivid descriptions transport readers to otherworldly landscapes and push the boundaries of what can be believed. The author's attention to detail creates a palpable sense of wonder, as readers are swept away by the sheer creativity and originality of the story.

At its core, Droozle is an exploration of the power of imagination and the significance of chasing our dreams. Banta weaves in thought-provoking themes about the importance of embracing our inner child and the transformative potential of believing in the impossible. In this sense, the novel offers a valuable lesson for readers of all ages.

Some of the plot's twists and turns may leave readers pondering at times, but the overall narrative is undeniably captivating. Droozle is a book that demands reflection and invites readers to constantly question the nature of reality. Banta's ability to keep readers guessing until the very end is impressive, leaving them with a lingering sense of enchantment.

In conclusion, Droozle by Frank Banta is a mesmerizing blend of fantasy, mystery, and philosophical introspection. With its compelling characters, imaginative world-building, and thought-provoking themes, this novel is an absolute must-read for anyone craving a truly captivating literary experience. Banta's talent shines through every page, ensuring that Droozle will leave an indelible mark on the reader's imagination.

First Page:

DROOZLE

Droozle was probably the greatest writer in the world any world!

By FRANK BANTA

Jean Lanni could see that his girl friend, Judy Stokes, thought it was the lamest excuse she had ever heard. If your ballpoint pen won't write as you want it to, your life doesn't stop, she probably was thinking. You just get yourself another pen You don't call off a marriage....

Skeptically the girl with the long, golden red hair pointed at his breast pocket. "This Droozle I must see. And who's that other member of the partnership there beside him? An Eversharp pencil named Blackie?"

"No, that is the other end of Droozle. Permit me to introduce you." Blandly the tall, young artist slid Droozle from his breast pocket, straightened him from his U shape and handed his twelve inch pen to her.

"A snake!" she shrieked.

"What else?"

"Why, I thought those ruby eyes were jewels! I must have squeezed right up against him when I kissed you," she cried indignantly.

"You did. I felt him squirm a little."

"Oh! And here I thought it was your heart beating wildly."

"Well, maybe it was. It does that sometimes."

"Let's try again. And this time hold your snake behind you." The long legged girl stood on tiptoe to reach him.

"It was your heart beating wildly," she decided a moment later... Continue reading book >>

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