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ThunderBug Book Series Continues At UCH
So what would happen if Thunderbug got injured playing street hockey and had to go to the University Community Hospital pediatric emergency room?
You can find out in Thunderbug's Great Adventure at University Community Hospital. The second in a series of children's books being developed by the Lightning will help kids gain a better understanding of what to expect in a hospital setting. The book simplifies experiences such as an MRI, x-rays and even a surgical procedure.
Lightning and hospital officials unveiled the book at a media conference at UCH Monday. Forward Jeff Halpern helped distribute the book, which was written by Robin Gonzalez and illustrated by Peter Bajohr of Pop Design Group. Thunderbug made an appearance in a wheelchair to illustrate the story's theme.
The series' first book debuted last year and helped kids learn more about the sights and landmarks in downtown Tampa.
-- Ernest Hooper, Times Metro Columnist
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