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Jack with the Curly Tail

A Home for Jack
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Life is full of ups and downs especially if you are a puppy in need of a name and in search of a home. Although it can sometimes be a scary world, Jack learns the importance of caring, sharing and friendship. With lots of love and the help of new fiends Jack discovers that even a puppy has strengths and talents and being himself is the best thing in the world. Often the world has questions and situations that can be unsettling and even frightening. Who am I? Who are my friends? Why do bad things happen to good people? These are questions children sometimes have and are often the most difficult to answer. "Jack with the Curly Tail" addresses these questions and more in a thoughtful, caring way designed to foster communication and understanding. The story of "Jack with the Curly Tail" was born in response to the repeated request to "tell me a story" and an answer to the question "why."

Author Biography:

The Author Michelle E. Brown was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. A public speaker, activist and artist she is strongly influenced by the socio-economic, political and human rights history of the city and our times. She has used these human stories as a backdrop for her essays, poetry, children's books and the focus of her weekly blog radio podcast. Ms. Brown has been recognized locally and nationally for her efforts in promoting social justice and human rights. Her essays on social justice issues have been published in many publications She has written/published two books of poetry - "Wild Fruit Hidden in Open Spaces" and "Three Layers and a Brassiere" and is one of the co-authors of "UPWARD: Leadership Lessons for Women on the Rise." She hosts a weekly blog radio podcast highlighting individuals/organizations that are creating change. The Illustrator Sanghamitra Dasgupta is a promising and versatile artist based in India who works worldwide. Dasgupta is an artist who puts herself out there. She is deeply committed to different techniques. She has worked on over 600 books. Her interests range from digital arts to acrylic painting.
Release date NZ
May 9th, 2021
Audience
  • Children / Juvenile
Contributor
  • Illustrated by Sanghamitra Dasgupta
Pages
62
Dimensions
216x216x8
ISBN-13
9781665524032
Product ID
35028660

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