Books with title Gigi: If Dogs Could Talk

"OUTSTANDING! This book belongs on the shelf of every child daycare center!" ~ Reviewer If you've ever wondered how to relate to a child with autism, or provide support for parents, this book is a must- read.Oliver the monkey has autism and can't talk. He wishes he could explain his behavior so everyone would understand why he does what he does and behaves the way he behaves. One day, he has a dream that he can speak and say everything he always wanted to say.The Key to Autism Awareness is to demystify the behaviors non-autistic children notice and react to. IF I COULD TALK includes activities and discussions for children, parents, and students.Available in softcover, Kindle, and Kindle Unlimited. Get yours today!

For many of us, our pets are not just pets. We make them part of our families and love them as such. When we look into their eyes and utter a word or two to them, nearly all of us wish they could answer. This heart-warming true story about GiGi, an adopted white poodle, was written by her owner, George. George often wonders what GiGi would say if she could talk back to him. Hence, this book was written to show what he imagines GiGi would be saying if she could! The story covers GiGi’s introduction to her new home and Myrna, her new Mom, and the original hand-drawn cartoon-style format makes it enjoyable for the whole family.

The Caramel Tree Readers Level 4 is a delicious series of leveled readers for children ages 7 to 9. Students expand to diverse original stories with a word count of approximately 2,000 words. The stories in this series vary with narrative in first person or third person, and they have increased character dialogue, which allows students to develop character studies. They focus on realistic fiction and have settings that students can relate to, but each story has a unique twist that will keep students thinking. Camila always wished she could talk to her dog but when a friendly neighbor makes this possible, she is not sure whether a talking dog is such a good idea anymore. Camila and her dog, Homer, must make a big decision that will test their friendship and loyalty.

"OUTSTANDING! This book belongs on the shelf of every child daycare center!" ~ Reviewer If you've ever wondered how to relate to a child with autism, or provide support for parents, this book is a must- read.Oliver the monkey has autism and can't talk. He wishes he could explain his behavior so everyone would understand why he does what he does and behaves the way he behaves. One day, he has a dream that he can speak and say everything he always wanted to say.The Key to Autism Awareness is to demystify the behaviors non-autistic children notice and react to. IF I COULD TALK includes activities and discussions for children, parents, and students.Available in softcover, Kindle, and Kindle Unlimited. Get yours today!

This is the true story of two dogs who are brothers. You will laugh with them and cry with them as they tell you about their mishaps and adventures. Your heart will race as you read about the big bear that chased them home! Find out how they help when Boots, the cat, disappears. And, as brothers often do, they blame each other for most of the mischief that they get into. But, when something tragic happens, they realize how important brothers really are! Dogs really CAN talk are you listening?

This particular childrens book was inspired by one of my dogs, Jake. He would sit and watch every word I would say to him and move his mouth as if he wanted to say something back, but nothing happened. No barking, no howling, just air sounds. It was so cute that I had to write about it. I hope it makes children laugh and realize that even if you cant do something, its okay and that you are perfect just the way you are.

This particular children's book was inspired by one of my dogs, Jake. He would sit and watch every word I would say to him and move his mouth as if he wanted to say something back, but nothing happened. No barking, no howling, just air sounds. It was so cute that I had to write about it. I hope it makes children laugh and realize that even if you can't do something, it's okay and that you are perfect just the way you are.