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Eel Finds A Home
Patricia Paraide, Meg Skinner
Paperback (Library For All Ltd, March 29, 2018)Eel is looking for a place to rest. Can she find a home that is just right for her? This is a beautifully illustrated book for 4-8 year old readers. Proceeds from this sale benefit nonprofit organisation Library For All, helping children around the world learn to read.
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Boots Finds A Home
Donna Lewis Black
Paperback (Blurb, Oct. 2, 2019)Boots the cat is lost and alone. Will anyone help him, does anyone care? Follow his journey to try to find home but instead finds a kind woman who shows him compassion and a whole new life.
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Benedict Finds a Home Pb
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Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Jan. 1, 1995)None
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Benny Finds a Home: Book 1
Louise Bramich
Hardcover (Dorrance Publishing Co., April 3, 2017)Benny is a twenty-year-old car with a personality who has found himself in a used car dealership after being sold, as his previous owner and his wife are expecting a child and need a bigger car. Benny is afraid that because he is old no one will want him. Will Benny, the loyal car, find a new home and new adventures with someone who will appreciate him for the way he is? About the Author Louise Bramich was born in Victoria, Australia, in 1970 and spent her childhood years in the country north of Melbourne. She attended high school in Yea and realized her loves were athletics, writing, and reading. She attended RMIT University and attained her bachelor's degree in nursing, along with excelling in water skiing. She attained many awards in her chosen sport. She worked in many varied specialties in Australia in the nursing field and remained an avid reader, both for work and pleasure. Louise currently resides in Mindarie, Western Australia.
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Danny Finds a Home
David Kirpatrick
eBook (IMPublishingHouse.com, Feb. 23, 2013)In this first short story of the Danny's Life series, a Fifth Grader named Danny and his family lose their home to tough economic times, and are forced to move into Dad's old RV for a time. Danny learns some valuable life lessons about homelessness from an old Indian Chief that appears in a dream. But was it really a dream?This is a quick read for ages 9 to 14 transitional readers
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Benny Finds A Hat
Linda Garcia
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 30, 2015)Benny is going about his lazy day, when something wonderful happens.
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Buddy Finds a Home
Rochelle Shamaley
eBook (AuthorHouse, Jan. 15, 2013)This is a heartwarming rhyming story about a dog named Buddy who finds a friendly boy, who gives him a home with a loving family.
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Bear finds a home
Linda Henderson
(, June 27, 2018)Little Bear is feeling lonely without a family to call his own. He goes on a journey in search of a family. Bear eventually meets a Mama Bear, who wants to adopt him. This book also explains how we can be adopted into God's family just for the asking.
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Boots Finds A Home
Donna Lewis Black
Paperback (Blurb, Oct. 3, 2019)Poor Boots the cat is lost and alone. Find out if anyone will help him. A delightful rhyming book of hope and friendship that shows children that being compassionate towards animals can lead to happy endings. All ages will enjoy following Boot's journey to find his home.
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Flag Finds a Home
Angela Dawson, Yulia Radich
Paperback (Angela Dawson, June 7, 2019)A charming stuffed bear named Flag has a series of adventures while trying to find his forever home.
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Buddy Finds a Home
Karen Walberg
Paperback (newmark learning (january 1, 2009), March 15, 1605)None
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Benny Finds a Home: Book 1
Louise Bramich
eBook (Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc., May 5, 2017)Benny Finds a Homeby Louise BramichBenny is a twenty-year-old car with a personality who has found himself in a used car dealership after being sold, as his previous owner and his wife are expecting a child and need a bigger car. Benny is afraid that because he is old no one will want him. Will Benny, the loyal car, find a new home and new adventures with someone who will appreciate him for the way he is?About the AuthorLouise Bramich was born in Victoria, Australia, in 1970 and spent her childhood years in the country north of Melbourne. She attended high school in Yea and realized her loves were athletics, writing, and reading. She attended RMIT University and attained her bachelor’s degree in nursing, along with excelling in water skiing. She attained many awards in her chosen sport. She worked in many varied specialties in Australia in the nursing field and remained an avid reader, both for work and pleasure. Louise currently resides in Mindarie, Western Australia