Category: Children Publisher: Self
Type: Fiction
Pages: 72
Copyright: 2008
This touching story is about a little boy asking his grandfather "When Animals Die...Do They Go to Heaven?" It's a wonderful story for a child who has lost a pet or loved one. His grandfather tells him of a little Indian boy named Rohan and his trusted pony Dakota. They have many exciting adventures with their animal friends. Rohan is made fun of by the tribe's children because he doesn't want to kill animals not even for food. After he saves Chief Peta's prize horse Black Star and is finally respected by his tribe he is standed in a blizzard with no way of getting home. He then finds out how truly special he is and his greatest adventures are about to begin.
If your child had a loss of a pet or loved one and is having a difficult time getting through it or if your child is having a hard time fitting in with his peers, this book is for them!
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See the attachment. There are 25 pages of "Grandpa, When Animals Die...Do They Go To Heaven" for your review. The book consist of 70 pages. Hope this wets your appetite for more.
Excerpt
The snow started falling and before he knew what was happening, the storm turned into a blizzard. He could not see his own hand in from of his face and he knew he was cut off from all ways of getting home.
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Reviews for "Grandpa, When Animals Die...Do They Go To Heaven?"
Bonnie this book also sounds heart warming along with an important message to teach. Yes, I think the children would certainly enjoy the read. Sure sounds like this book belongs inside of a classroom setting. Continued blessings to you and congrats again on your books. I know you will be blessed with many, many more.
This book was written for children to stress the importance of being able to choose who gets to hug or touch them and being able to say NO if they don't want to be hugged or touched.
