Wow! I have a new book! Read about it below.
Hi! My name is Kat and I live with my husband, my silly goats and livestock guardian dogs in the Sierra Foothills, east of Sacramento, California. If you have been to my site before you know about my silly goats and livestock guardian dogs and the stories I write about them. I have a new book about Buddy, my Akbash guardian. It's called How Buddy Found His Bark. Please read about it below.
I hope you enjoy looking at the wonderful illustrations below or the slide show. Also, don't be alarmed by the ears on my goats. They are LaMancha goats and LaMancha's have tiny ears. Oh Dear Oh Dear You Have No Ears! tells about the different ears of goats. If you have additional questions about my animals, their stories or purchasing books, please view my contact page.
Hi! My name is Kat and I live with my husband, my silly goats and livestock guardian dogs in the Sierra Foothills, east of Sacramento, California. If you have been to my site before you know about my silly goats and livestock guardian dogs and the stories I write about them. I have a new book about Buddy, my Akbash guardian. It's called How Buddy Found His Bark. Please read about it below.
I hope you enjoy looking at the wonderful illustrations below or the slide show. Also, don't be alarmed by the ears on my goats. They are LaMancha goats and LaMancha's have tiny ears. Oh Dear Oh Dear You Have No Ears! tells about the different ears of goats. If you have additional questions about my animals, their stories or purchasing books, please view my contact page.
HOW BUDDY FOUND HIS BARK
Buddy is an Akbash livestock guardian dog. He guards his very own herd of goats, but he has to have his big bark to guard the goats. The problem is that he is a puppy and he still doesn't have his bark. One night the herd of goats decide they will help Buddy with his problem. This is their journey to help Buddy find his bark. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 9; 18 pages)
Buddy is an Akbash livestock guardian dog. He guards his very own herd of goats, but he has to have his big bark to guard the goats. The problem is that he is a puppy and he still doesn't have his bark. One night the herd of goats decide they will help Buddy with his problem. This is their journey to help Buddy find his bark. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 9; 18 pages)
MOO MOO SUE
"Oh boo hoo! What's a little goat to do when all she can say is moo, moo, moo?" So begins the story of little Sue who can only say moo. Her neighbors and friends make fun of her because she does not speak like everyone else. But, Sue learns that she can put her "moo" voice to good use and wins the day. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 8; 16 pages)
"Oh boo hoo! What's a little goat to do when all she can say is moo, moo, moo?" So begins the story of little Sue who can only say moo. Her neighbors and friends make fun of her because she does not speak like everyone else. But, Sue learns that she can put her "moo" voice to good use and wins the day. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 8; 16 pages)
OH DEAR OH DEAR YOU HAVE NO EARS!
This is a story about two little goats who have ears that look very different. This difference leads them on a journey of discovery. They meet other goats who are different and learn that they can all still be friends. (Color illustrations; ages: 5 to 10; 16 pages)
This is a story about two little goats who have ears that look very different. This difference leads them on a journey of discovery. They meet other goats who are different and learn that they can all still be friends. (Color illustrations; ages: 5 to 10; 16 pages)
HOWDY, HOWDY, HOWDY! MY NAME IS ROWDY!!
Rowdy is a good little goat, but his rambunctious energy overwhelms all of his friends and family. The story is about how their loyalty is tested and they learn that Rowdy has a place after all. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 8; 16 pages)
Rowdy is a good little goat, but his rambunctious energy overwhelms all of his friends and family. The story is about how their loyalty is tested and they learn that Rowdy has a place after all. (Color illustrations; ages: 3 to 8; 16 pages)