Books with author Margaret Cabell

Tilly is a dog who believes she’s nothing but an ordinary mutt, because that’s what people have told her. Her life changes dramatically one rainy day, when an elderly woman named Florence rescues her from the streets. Florence teaches Tilly about all of the special qualities she possesses, convincing her that she is far more than just a mutt. When Tilly becomes a therapy dog in a children’s hospital, she soon realizes that everyone she encounters possesses those same special qualities. Told through the eyes of a dog, I KNOW MY NAME IS LOVE is about recognizing the extraordinary traits that reside within everyone.

Tilly is a dog who believes she’s nothing but an ordinary mutt, because that’s what people have told her. Her life changes dramatically one rainy day, when an elderly woman named Florence rescues her from the streets. Florence teaches Tilly about all of the special qualities she possesses, convincing her that she is far more than just a mutt. When Tilly becomes a volunteer therapy dog at a children’s hospital, she soon realizes that everyone she encounters possesses those same special qualities. Told through the eyes of a dog, I Know My Name Is Love is about recognizing the extraordinary traits that reside within everyone.

by Margaret Cabell Self pictures by Betty Fraser copyright 1965 47 pages for ages 7+ (approximately) The shaggy little burror, Peludo, and his mother lived in a meadow at the edge of town. She worked for the farmers and villagers and farmers in Mexico and would come home and tell him what she had seen and done during the day. Peludo was shaggy and differently-colored and thought he would always have to stay in the meadow and so he was sad. In reality, he was just too young to work. One day Peludo became friends with a little shoeshine boy, Paco. Paco groomed Peludo into a handsome animal who looked forward to working in town. Charming, colorful book, set against the rich background of a Mexican town.

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