Books with title Tale of Tails

A 1962 Garth Williams classic, now in print for the first time as a Little Golden Book! “The pig has a tail with a curl and a bend. A snake is all tail with a head on one end. . . .” Long tails, fluffy tails, swishy tails, stubby tails—this witty poem about all the types of tails in the animal kingdom is perfect for curious preschoolers. With gorgeous paintings of friendly critters by Garth Williams, this book is a perfect blend of whimsy and fact.

Tales of Tails was written to share the joy I experienced over a lifetime with animals. I have learned to love and respect them, whether they are domestic or wild. The book strives to give a voice to these animals and let them tell their story. Several of the tales show unseen relationships between animals that commonly exist in nature. Some of the tales are of animals I have treated as a Veterinarian of medical or surgical problems. Much can be learned from animals through the course of medical treatments. I enjoy sharing my animal lore stories with others through various nature hikes and conversations. The sketches were drawn by a friend who shares my love and respect of animals. Animals are a large part of her life, and she shares my respect for all on God's earth.

Leftover litter mates find themselves on an exciting journey, through the forests, glens, and dales, after a confusing and frightening introduction into the human world. On their own, the brother and sister duo explore, learn, and survive to see another day.There are some hard truth's exposed (as gently as possible) regarding abandoned and abused animals, life-changing moments in a dog owner's experience and loving developments along the way.This book is meant not only to entertain but to teach. References are included. Profits from the sale of Tale of Two Tails will be donated to no-kill organizations.

A 1962 Garth Williams classic, now in print for the first time as a Little Golden Book! “The pig has a tail with a curl and a bend. A snake is all tail with a head on one end. . . .” Long tails, fluffy tails, swishy tails, stubby tails—this witty poem about all the types of tails in the animal kingdom is perfect for curious preschoolers. With gorgeous paintings of friendly critters by Garth Williams, this book is a perfect blend of whimsy and fact.

Randy Rock Rabbit enjoys the cool comfort of his den. When the King makes a spine-tingling announcement to the entire Animal Kingdom Randy opts to stay home and relax. The rest of the animals hastily travel to the palace to meet with the King. Randy almost misses out on a great opportunity by putting tasks off for a later time. This sensational story, which uses lots repetition and illustration, grabs young readers attention, and teaches them about the consequences of procrastination.

Follow the adventures of Tails, a very clever Jack Russell Terrier. Tails, his young owner, Buck, and a British Kennel Club representative all travel to America for a dog show tour. Once here, Tails narrowly escapes a dog-napper only to find himself lost in a big city. Another young boy, Tommy, comes to his rescue and while he tries to find Tails' owner, he just can’t resist falling in love with the spunky little dog — setting the two off on new adventures. It won't take long for you to fall in love with Tails, too, as you read about his adventures and find out how it all works out in the end.

Follow the adventures of Tails, a very clever Jack Russell Terrier. Tails, his young owner, Buck, and a British Kennel Club representative, all travel to America for a dog show tour. Once here, Tails narrowly escapes a dog-napper, only to find himself lost in a big city. Another young boy, Tommy, comes to his rescue and, while he tries to find Tails' owner, he just can’t resist falling in love with the spunky little dog — setting the two off on new adventures. It won't take long for you to fall in love with Tails, too, as you read about his adventures and discover how it all works out in the end.

Tales of Tails was written to share the joy I experienced over a lifetime with animals. I have learned to love and respect them, whether they are domestic or wild. The book strives to give a voice to these animals and let them tell their story. Several of the tales show unseen relationships between animals that commonly exist in nature. Some of the tales are of animals I have treated as a Veterinarian of medical or surgical problems. Much can be learned from animals through the course of medical treatments. I enjoy sharing my animal lore stories with others through various nature hikes and conversations.The sketches were drawn by a friend who shares my love and respect of animals. Animals are a large part of her life, and she shares my respect for all on God’s earth.