Category: Children Publisher: lulu
ISBN-10: 9780557449255
Type: Fiction
Pages: 32
Copyright: April 28, 2010
ISBN-13: 9780557449255
A baby pug, Ingah, moves into a new home. She must learn to live with her
two new sisters. Will they get along? Who will be the leader?
Come along with us and see how Ingah, Bea and Cissy learn how to make a
family of three.
A baby pug, Ingah, moves into a new home. She must learn to live with her
two new sisters. Will they get along? Who will be the leader?
Come along with us and see how Ingah, Bea and Cissy learn how to make a
family of three.
Excerpt
After lunch, my big sister says “I am the biggest, so I get the best toys and the best food. I am the boss.”
Professional Reviews
Centurion Book Reviews
My Name is Ingah, I am a Pug
By Lela Labree Stute
5 out of 5 stars
Short and sweet children’s book about being the “new girl” in the family. Kids and adults of all ages will identify and learn from Ingah about being the newest member in this brightly colored fun children’s book.
--Henry Centurion
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6/14/2010
Orla Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars What a great book., December 20, 2010
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Orla Smith "Orla Smith" (Bismarck, ND) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: My Name Is Ingah, I Am A Pug (Paperback)
I love this book. I could take little Ingah and just cuddle with her. The cover tells it all. You can just see the uncertainty in Ingahs eyes of leaving her mom and joining her new family. There is a sense of sadness but happiness. Bea is telling her she's boss and Ingah will listen to her and then as the book unfolds, it was fun to see how the sisters grew to accept her and protect her. Isn't that how it is when a new baby arrives in a family. Jealousy but love and concern. Just like Bea and Cissy felt toward Ingah. A wonderful book. A great book for a family that is just getting a new puppy or baby in their home. Great photographs also.
Debbie Bell
My Name is Ingah, I am a Pug By Lela Labree Stute
Reviewed by 44 Book Reviews -- Debi Bell
5 out of 5 stars
Cute! You will fall in love with Ingah. Has a hidden lesson, great for the very young child. The lesson might be, everyone has aunique place in a family.
Debi Bell 44 Book Reviews bookreader44@ymail.com
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