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by Lara Rian (Author)
How we are raised partly has to do with how our future will turn out. This book not only teaches children new vocabulary they can grow with, but it also teaches them new and worthwhile characteristics they should adopt to become better human beings.
We learn from our parents, teachers, and our surroundings, but it's a treasure to learn from something that cannot speak but rather show us through their character.I've learned so much from my pet since she came into my life a little over a year ago. The act of forgiveness, honesty, and kindness are only a few that are now more prominent attributes in my life. I'm sure many other pet owners can agree that their four-legged friends have made them into better and happier people.Our youth are very vulnerable, but they are also our future leaders. We need to teach them early on characteristics that will help them succeed in life. This isn't your average A-Z playbook. This book builds character, and character builds success.Dear Readers,
If you wish to teach your children meaningful, common-sense characteristics and how to grow into happy, kind human beings, we warmly invite you to read this book and share it with your family and friends who have little children.
As animal lovers who deeply care about the well-being of our beautiful creatures--especially our most innocent and loyal companions, dogs--this book holds a very special place in our hearts. We are proud to donate proceeds from the sale of this book toward dog rescue efforts, helping protect these innocent souls and give them the love and safety they deserve.
We are committed to doing everything we can to help save their lives and create a world where dogs are treated with compassion, respect, and kindness. A world where shelters become safe havens, and where those who harm animals are held accountable.
Because dogs' lives matter... and more importantly, dogs have so much to teach us.
They show us how to love unconditionally, stay loyal, and find joy in the simplest moments.
In the end, dogs don't just make us happy...
they teach us how to be happy.
