A Home For Sally

My family loves anything to do with Dogs. As soon as I saw A Home For Sally I couldn’t wait to share the novel with Charlie and David. Before I did though I wanted to read A Home For Sally to make sure nothing bad happened to the puppy as it would upset Charlie.

Instead something good happened in A Home For Sally. Charlie learned what a Disability is. As well as why someone might be unadoptable and how adoption works.

Charlie and I were able to use A Home For Sally in our classroom. We learned words Charlie didn’t know for Vocabulary. We were able to put together a Spelling List.

We looked up dogs like Sally and took a Field Trip to our Local Dog Shelter and we went to check out Kennels in our area for Charlie to learn about them.

If my family ever finds a dog like Sally or a dog with any kind of Disability Charlie, David and I plan on adopting it to make sure it had a forever home because no, dog deserves to not be adopted because of a disability.

Preview:

Sally has a longing to be adopted that began when she was placed in a kennel permanently. A Home for Sally shares the story of a young poodle who considers she is unlovable and unadoptable because of her disability. Sally believed that her dream of once again having a family may never come true.

About: Stenetta Anthony

Stenetta Anthony is a native Chicagoan, the eldest of four children. As a way to keep her siblings entertained, Stenetta would tell them stories often times adding her own unique flair.

As she got older she never lost her desire to tell stories and engage with children in a dynamic way. While working as an educator Stenetta was asked to create a special curriculum for her primary classroom; little did she know what would happen as a result of that simple request? Not only did she create the curriculum, but her first children’s book; The Love Story was written and published.

Stenetta has a Bachelor’s degree in Educational Leadership Studies from Grand Canyon University.

Stenetta currently resides in the Chicagoland area with her loving husband while enjoying being a grandmother.

The quote that fuels Stennett’s desire to write comes from Mary Poppins “In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun.”

Stenetta can be reached at www.stenettaanthony.weebly.com or stenetta.anthony@gmail.com

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Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates