Judy Ginter

Zach struggles in school with dyslexia, a learning disability. When he tries to read, the letters march around the page in a scrambled mess. He makes it through his school days thinking about his dog, Gypsy, a three-month-old black lab.Gypsy is always there for Zach. One day after school he races home to see Gypsy. He discovers the gate is open and Gypsy is gone. He is so upset that he can't think straight, causing him to make some bad choices. The search for the lost puppy takes many twists and turns.This true story is captured in a beautifully illustrated book that proclaims the message - God finds the lost.

This is a true story about a boy struggling in school with a learning disability. He makes it through his school days thinking about his dog, Gypsy. She was always there for him. One day after school, he races home to discover the gate open and Gypsy is gone. He is so upset that he cant think straight causing him to make some bad choices. The search takes many twists and turns. It has a very happy ending The conclusion is very clear: God finds the lost even a young boy who feels alone.