Books with author Marie Kay

A Dog Named Goofy is the true story of the life of a dearly loved rescue dog. It is written from the dog's perspective and is appropriate for young children ages four to eight years old. They will learn the importance of caring for someone they love, even if it is sad and difficult. Children often learn coping skills for grief and loss when they lose a pet. They take these skills with them to adulthood and are better prepared to face losses later in life. This book is a beautiful and gentle way to help your child understand the concepts of love, loss, and empathy.

Lombo's Miracle was inspired by the true story of a horse who survived two trips to the kill pen. It is written from the horse's perspective and is appropriate for children of all ages as well as adults who are young at heart.Join Lombo on his journey from the racetrack to the auctions, multiple homes, and eventually to the kill pens. Experience through his eyes, heart, and mind the courage, strength, and faith necessary to survive when it appears that all hope is lost.

An epic tale of mystery, murder and monsters, told by Bobtail, who happens to be, among other things, a catBobtail is moving house, again. But amongst the usual worries of finding his litter tray and hoping the local store has his food, Bobtail quickly discovers his new home is harbouring some dangerous secrets. Secrets that put his life in danger when they lead to Bobtail becoming the prime suspect for a recent stint of murders.Only a day into his new home and Bobtail finds himself embroiled in a twisted plot that spans the centuries and will affect both man and cat alike.

Somewhere, they are watching over you.Hidden away from our world there lies a secret and powerful race, one whose sole purpose in life is to protect humanity. And their one rule - to never reveal themselves to those humans they watch over.But for one Watcher, this is too much to bare.Annabelle North is an eighteen year old freshman at University in the northern English city of Palmer. And it is here, she believes, that she meets Gabriel Glass for the first time. But for Gabriel, he's spent eighteen years watching her, enhancing an undeniable connection more each day. And now, he can no longer keep his existance a secret. What she discovers opens Annie’s eyes to not only the secrecy of a supernatural world beyond her own, but the dangers that come with knowing about it. Gabriel isn't the only one watching her. And he must fight to keep her alive and safe from the clutches of not only the Watchers one enemy, the Takers, who seek a bitter and personal revenge, but the ancient and powerful trio of Watchers, The Elders, who are considering going against all they believe in to make an example of Gabriel and Annie's love. Coming face to face with these dangers means only one thing to Annie – only one side can win. Their paths were never meant to cross, but together it seems they are linked in more ways than even they know. And there are more players in the game than they realize, which signals only one thing. A war is coming.

Jason is stranded in a dark city in desperate need of help. So, when he collides with Aurelius, an Angel who has committed a crime worthy of great punishment, Jason sees in him a way home and Aurelius sees a rare chance at redemption. However, their journey will be hampered by Fallen Angels, Earth Spirits, and Griffons - and no one can say if they will make it home.

This delightful series follows the adventures of Murphy, a 20 pound cat who communicates with a meow and a wink. In the first book, Murphy Finds a Home, Murphy's human has gone away and he doesn't understand she won't be back. But there is no great sadness, as Carol and Steve adopt Murphy into a home filled with other characters.Each book in the series gives excellent opportunities to discuss real-life events and issues, and the end of each book gives a hint to what the next one will bring.