Book created by Connecticut teens climbs on Amazon charts
Two Connecticut teenagers are celebrating the success of their new novel.
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Dec 23, 2020, 1:00 PM
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Updated 1,229 days ago
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Two Connecticut teenagers are celebrating the success of their new novel.
Willow Wren, of Greenwich, and Anthony Olmo, of Norwalk, wrote and illustrated their Sci-Fi/fantasy book "Dauntless Chronicles" when they were 14.
The book came out this fall and is now the #1 Bestseller and #1 Hot New Release on Amazon.
The teens say they especially happy because the book is something they created.
The young authors tell News 12 they have been approached about turning their book into a movie.
