Children’s Books
Diggitty the Dog at the Farm (The Adventures of Diggitty the Dog Book 1)
Diggitty the Dog is a precious dash hound who lives on a farm in the Ozarks and helps his mistress raise apples. In a fun way, kids from ages 3-93 will learn how apples are grown in an orchard. Great fun and learning for everyone.
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Diggitty the Dog Finds a Friend (The Adventures of Diggitty the Dog Book 2)
Diggitty is a cute little dachshund who finds a litter of kittens in the hay stored in the back of her owner’s pick-up truck.Over several weeks Diggitty watches them grow, until one day she goes out and there is only one kitten left.Diggitty’s owner, Susan, bottle feeds the kitten. Diggitty is not sure she wants another pet in the house, especially when naming the new baby becomes the only topic of conversation. Diggitty never dreams she can make friends with a Cat! Follow the Adventures of Diggitty the Dog in Volume I.
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Diggitty the Dog Saves Christmas (The Adventures of Diggitty the Dog Book 3)
Diggitty saves a baby lamb and saves Christmas for the entire family.
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We Are Not So Different After All
Are you shy because you think you stand out in a crowd? Most kids feel the same way. The truth is, no matter how you see yourself; you are not so different after all. Some kids have dark skin, some have light skin some look completely different than you. As a matter of fact, most have hundreds of traits different from yours. What a boring world it would be if we all had the same color eyes, liked to do the same things or ate the same foods. We Are Not So Different After All reminds you that even though other kids might look, walk, or dress differently than you, you are all alike in more ways than you are different. On each page of this book, there is a small creature, can you find it? Seek and find the name MOLLY on every page and look for other interactive features as you go. Most of all, realize you Are Not So Different After All, and the ways you differ from your friends is what make you who you are.
