Books with title Baylor's Best Buddies

Baylor's Best Buddies is a children's book I wrote 2 years ago based on the cast of characters my dog, Baylor, had become friends with. Each and every one of them, completely unique in their own way, had a story to tell. I would watch them come over and play with him and see how much fun they would have together - based on not what they had in common - but on their differences. When I had my son, I finally decided to publish the book. This story is intended for young children to grasp the concept of treating one another with kindness, despite our differences on the outside. Along with equality, other themes explored are: days of the weeks, body parts, colors, and the ability to use your imagination. A perfect addition to your children's book collection!

Baylor's Best Buddies is a children's book I wrote 2 years ago based on the cast of characters my dog, Baylor, had become friends with. Each and every one of them, completely unique in their own way, had a story to tell. I would watch them come over and play with him and see how much fun they would have together - based on not what they had in common - but on their differences. When I had my son, I finally decided to publish the book. This story is intended for young children to grasp the concept of treating one another with kindness, despite our differences on the outside. Along with equality, other themes explored are: days of the weeks, body parts, colors, and the ability to use your imagination. A perfect addition to your children's book collection!

Gil’s parents are divorced, so come the weekend, he goes to live with his dad at his dad’s apartment. Only this time his dad’s new girlfriend is there. Seeing his dad with Lizzy feels weird, as in bad. And besides, it seems like Lizard (as Gil thinks of her), wants he and his dad to stop doing all the fun things they usually do together. But when Gil senses that his dad is lying to him about something involving Lizard, his heart starts to hurt. Not knowing how to do it any other way, and even though he is afraid, Gil simply must open up and tell his dad the truth about what he is feeling.