Books with title Okie the Wonder Dog

Okie is a happy go lucky puppy until she loses her best friend and pack leader, Kippy. Then suddenly, she has big paws to fill. She needs to learn how to travel and fly and do all the tricks that Kippy used to do to move the sheep and run the ranch. How fast can Okie learn these tricks? Can she really learn to fly and take care of Miss A? Can Okie learn how to run the ranch? What does she do when there is a break-in at the ranch? Can she protect Miss A from danger? Okie learns about antelope and prairie dogs and has a dreadful mis-adventure with a handsome skunk. Can she hold the cows back and save Miss A from their thundering hooves? The stories tell of Okie's adventures far and wide as she travels to Las Vegas and then back home to try and work the ranch. Okie narrates her own humorous real life stories. Includes Readers Guide.

One little boy is always wondering . . . with incredible results!This is a story about a boy whose head is full of wonder. Throughout the morning, his daydreams transform the world around him. Unfortunately, lots of other people—the bus driver, the crossing guard, and his teachers—all tell him to get his head out of the clouds. It is only in art class that he realizes he can bring the wonder out of his head for the whole world to enjoy.

Woodrow, the dog, came into this world two months before his mother, Wags, left this world. From a litter of ten puppies, he remained unclaimed as his owner prepared to move, leaving no choice but to take him. As they settled into their new surroundings together, they spent time riding in the pick-up truck and walking around the lake. Woodrow liked to travel and over the course of his nearly sixteen year life, he and his owner enjoyed sharing highway time. This close relationship forged a deep bond between Woodrow and his owner, such that after Woodrow's worldly departure, his owner was inspired to pay him tribute in a poem, which in turn inspired this book.

This true tale thrills children with the sounds of celebration as a family recognizes Zeus’ amazing feats. Cup your hands around your mouth or use an empty paper towel roll to make your own megaphone to cheer the dog. Children will soon join in heralding the accomplishments of our “wonder” dog, and, hopefully, their pet at home. The poetic style allows little ones to hear rhyming patterns. Read it to your children and grandchildren; and let them read it back to you as they become young readers.

Romp through the life and times of a real Great Pyrenees dog named Smudge. Ride the roller coaster of emotions from hilarity to grief, both through her owners' eyes, and through her own. How does she feel when ripped away from her family? When confronted by a crotchety, old Basset named Reba? How does she react when befriended by the kindly and wise Willie, the Aussie? Does she blush when given a flirtatious wink by Snickers the handsome pony? Smudge finds trouble at every turn, and is forced to learn many of life's hardest lessons. It's not a typical 'dog's life' for this Great Pyrenees. A stubborn, rebelliousness guide her through much of the story, but in the end, Smudge learns that love, loyalty, and obedience are the true ingredients for a happy life.

Wookie the dog has an identity crisis. He feels he has the suave sensitivity of a cat, but yet he sure does like a good bone. Is it possible he could just be a dog that’s a bit cattish? Maybe he’s just a cat loving dog? Tojo and Nelly won’t care either way, when Wookie saves the day!This book is the THIRD book of series ONE of the "Tojo and Nelly Cat Tales" series.http://www.tojoandnellyscattales.com/