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Aware of Others -Paws Claws and Jaws is Book two of  Learning From Others – Family Friendly Fun Facts by Gary Dean Muir. CD included.

Book two also captivates the imagination of any child along with learning about paws, claws, and jaws. With the use of many colored pencils Gary has drawn and illustrated by hand the beautiful simplicity of the animals.

Author of over 100 poems, Gary Dean Muir has been writing since 1980.

I wrote this story back in the 1970′s when my children were young. I was battling major health issues, and spent a lot of time in bed. There, I learned to look up and trust “The Great I Am” in ways I never had before.

Starting out only thinking of himself, this friendly hippo took an adventurous journey discovering along the way that “it’s not all about me.” Water color illustrated by Terri Rehdorf

Author of over 100 poems, Gary has been writing since 1980.After watching a simple moth struggle to find his pathway to the light, Gary was inspired to write and illustrate this book.

Every year thousands of unwanted animals are neglected and abused. Many eventually end up in shelters where they are put to sleep. This story is based on actual facts about Shasta, the Great Pyrenees that we rescued. We know he was born on the western slopes of the Sierras, in a farm that some would call a puppy mill. We know he was in terrible shape when he was surrendered. The Sierra Pacific Grat Pyrenees Rescue spent about $1500 to have him treated. He had a lung infection, ear infections and foxtails buried in the skin between his toes that had to be surgically removed. He had never had any shots at 18 months of age. He was losing his hair from poor nutrition.

I hope this story touches your heart and that if you are planning to adopt an animal that you will check the many wonderful rescue organizations first. these animals deserve a second chance and can become a loved and valuable part of our lives and families.

Volume 1 – Old Testament and Ancient Egypt with Professor Archie Ology

“David Manley has done for History what Dr. Seuss has done for Reading. Using whimsical sing-song fun, his verses skip rope through time as we read them into our memories!”