After telling a story to her granddaughter, Teresa Weber and her twin sister, Gerelda Lipp, used the story of a snowman to create a book geared toward teaching young readers a lesson about the importance of freedom of speech.
The focus of the book, "Snowbuddy is Somebody" is teaching young people about freedom of speech and the fact that "everybody deserves to be heard," Gerelda said.
The two sisters said that one of their goals was to show young people how much work it is to be respected and "it is not easy to sit and listen if you don't agree with someone."
The two women worked with Angela Sievers "who was very helpful" to get the book published.
A book signing for "Snowbuddy is Somebody" is being planned for Thursday, Nov. 19 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Silver Silo Designs + Print.
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