Pam Atherstone

Have you ever wondered what a pet's life was like before they found themselves at a rescue? What if they were able to tell their own stories? Copper is a big red dog who is curious about the other animals he has come to live with. He begins asking questions and discovers each of their tales, and learns some valuable life lessons about tolerance, acceptance, family, and love along the way. This heartwarming story is told from the pet's perspective in an effort to educate people about the different situations pets experience that ultimately result in them being rescued and looking for a safe home. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to various pet rescue groups.

Have you ever wondered what a pet's life was like before they found themselves at a rescue? What if they were able to tell their own stories? Copper is a big red dog who is curious about the other animals he has come to live with. He begins asking questions and discovers each of their tales, and learns some valuable life lessons about tolerance, acceptance, family, and love along the way. This heartwarming story is told from the pet's perspective in an effort to educate people about the different situations petsexperience that ultimately result in them being rescued and looking for a safe home. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to various pet rescuegroups.

Every child wants to feel accepted. For some, feeling like they are a winner is a big part of that acceptance. If a child enters a contest and wins a prize, they feel like they are a big part of their family and society in general. This delightfully illustrated story tells the tale of such a child. He enters a contest, not knowing what the actual prize will be. He only knows he will receive a pet of some sort if he wins. He does win, but his prize is unusual and one he can't keep because he needs the proper place to provide her with a safe and happy home. His task becomes one of finding that perfect location. With the help of his sister and parents, the new pet finds the perfect home, and the child realizes that winning is an attainable goal.

Every child wants to feel accepted. For some, feeling like they are a winner is a big part of that acceptance. If a child enters a contest and wins a prize, they feel like they are a big part of their family and society in general. This delightfully illustrated story tells the tale of such a child. He enters a contest, not knowing what the actual prize will be. He only knows he will receive a pet of some sort if he wins. He does win, but his prize is unusual and one he can't keep because he needs the proper place to provide her with a safe and happy home. His task becomes one of finding that perfect location. With the help of his sister and parents, the new pet finds the perfect home, and the child realizes that winning is an attainable goal.