George H. Tsegeletos' “Frankie: The King of Siam” was displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at their exhibit at booth for the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition on June 24-26, 2022, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.
Siamese cats have lived with humans since ancient times, making them great pets, but how does it feel to have one? Tsegeletos gives readers a realistic and fun take on living with a Siamese cat. Based on a true story, the book “Frankie: The King of Siam” by George H. Tsegeletos talks about a family's bountiful life with a Siamese cat who has lived with them for 18 years. Aptly described as a children's book, Frankie is a page-turning work filled with exciting bite-sized stories that vividly tell a family's day-to-day encounters with a loving pet named Frankie.
The book begins with Frankie's arrival in the loving home of Charlotte and George. The Siamese cat was brought by the loving couple's son, Charles. After being away for two years, Charles arrived at work looking tired. While Charles was getting ready to relax and unwind, Charlotte and George heard a loud, whining meow from their son's car. Thus began Frankie's story with the family.
Frankie introduced readers to a novel tale of petting a Siamese cat. This fictional children's book is ideal for cat lovers of all ages and those curious about Siamese cat behavior. The book is replete with hilarious tales as Frankie rules his kingdom under the most loving care.
What happened to Frankie, the cat in George H. Tsegeletos' book? Readers may learn about it in “Frankie: The King of Siam.” Available today on Amazon.
“Frankie: The King of Siam”
Author | George H. Tsegeletos
Published date | October 8, 2021
Publisher | ReadersMagnet
Book retail price | $25.98
Author Bio
George H. Tsegeletos was born in Chicago and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Early on, the family moved from San Francisco to the North Bay County of Marin, where George and his siblings grew up, married, and raised their own families. In all those years, George owned many dogs, a few cats, and even a horse, and then along came Frankie. He likened having pets to having a new child. Tsegeletos is the author of two other non-fiction books, “Under The Sea of Cortez” and “As I Recall.”
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