A young teacher has moved far from her home to teach science in Arizona. Many of her students come from Indian Nation reservations hours away. They must live in dormitories to attend school. The teacher and her students are homesick, until a herding-working dog enters their lives and changes everything! For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults.
Bundle Includes: (1) Rubies & Gold Hard Cover (New Release!) + (3) Three Original Classic Hard Covers + (1) Debut Original Soft Cover (Limited Availability!)
Three sisters learn life lessons about love and purpose from their working dog, Brandy Wilbur Pie. While the sisters grow up under her example, Brandy's chin turns grey and finally she can’t get up anymore. The story ends with a loving scene with Brandy surrounded by the ones she loves and their Vet, who help her to fly free. For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults. Only soft covers available.
This is a “Let’s-Solve-the-Mystery-about-Gramma” book. Readers search for clues to find the long-lost recipe for Gramma’s incredible toasting bread. They look into Gramma’s life and learn her unique recipes for making more than just bread! Includes a recipe for children to make their own bread, quickly and easily. For ages 2-10 and plenty of story to strum hearts of older children and adults.
I do not usually leave reviews, but in the case of Kathy's books, I felt it was important. They hold stories that will touch your heart. These would be a great addition to any family's library or to the Little Free Library in your neighborhood. The artwork is beautiful, made even more special knowing the artists are from around the world. My favorite book is The Paddleboard Dog.
Thank you Kathy for such a wonderful story! I love the down to earth and very real messages in this book. Children will get so much more from this story than meets the eye... responsibility, love, loss, family. I'd give this more stars if possible!
Our family loves all the books by Kathy Harward. A few weeks ago we brought Who Likes Green Pancakes? and The Lost Recipe, over to my niece. They were a big hit, so last weekend we brought The Shared Dog and the Paddleboard Dog, and she asked for us to read them all again. Beautiful art as well!
Three-year olds have already begun trying to figure out the reasons for everything. If we live to 100, we will still be doing this. Our stories have something for the head and heart of any age.
Our books are the result of the self-guided labors of many, combined by The Invisible Hand that guides a voluntary marketplace.
Small children would rather play with the stuff in your kitchen cupboard than a toy. Ours are the “pots and pans” stories of living.