Thomas William Bolen and Ruth Donnelly's Newly Released 'Special Janosians' is a Stirring Fiction Story About the Special Olympics on the Planet Janos

MEADVILLE, Pa., September 16, 2019 (Newswire.com) - “Special Janosians”: a fascinating article that displays the creative and innovative abilities of people with an intellectual disorder can contribute to society as a whole. “Special Janosians” is the creation of published authors Thomas William Bolen, a member of the Special Olympics who has been on various teams for the last twenty years, and Ruth Donnelly.

Bolen and Donnelly write, “On the planet Janos, in the far reaches of the Andromeda Galaxy, people have the ability to shape-shift into their animal breed, also including the people who have intellectual disabilities.

“The Lobo family—Max, the father; Vermoose, his son; and daughter, Babs—have the ability to shape-shift into wolves. Their adventures into the Special Olympics on the planet Janos has been chronicled in two stories of the Special Olympic Games—winter and summer.

“The first story is about Babs, who is a Special Olympian and has entered into the snowshoe race and competed against a royal prince who has Down syndrome. Prince Andrew is kidnapped by three men who want to see his father, Prince Louis, succeed to the throne of Britalia. Babs feels that she is responsible for the kidnapping and tries to rescue Prince Andrew, with the help of her family.

“In the second story, ‘Summer Games,’ Babs wants to learn how to ride a horse but is facing the barrier of the horses fearing her. Her new friends include Rale, who lives with his alcoholic mother and reunites with his long-lost father, and Danny, who also has Down Syndrome but enjoys swimming in the local pool with his father.

“The story of the Special Janosians is a fictionalized story about the Special Olympics on the planet Janos.”

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Thomas William Bolen and Ruth Donnelly’s new book is an awe-inspiring story of love, adventure, drama, and humor.

With this purpose, the book shows the role of the Special Organizations and how it enriches the lives of individuals who have intellectual disabilities.

View a synopsis of “Special Janosians” on YouTube.

Consumers can purchase “Special Janosians” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or inquiries about “Special Janosians,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.

Source: Christian Faith Publishing