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A parody of a classic Children's book, The Giving Tree, written by Shel Silverstein. The Barking Tree is the tail or rather, tale of the loving relationship between a puppy and his beloved tree. It is the perfect book for any pet parent to read to their dog or puppy, for volunteers to read to dogs and puppies at shelters and for parents to read to their children. The same values instilled in The Giving Tree about self-sacrifice and giving are very much present in The Barking Tree. A portion of the proceeds from each sale on Amazon.com will be donated to Old Friend's Senior Dog Sanctuary in Tennessee in Loving Memory of Spumoni.

And the Minnow Paused...is a humorous rhyming fish tale based on the taboos of menopause. Chummy knew there was something fishy going on with her body, but she did not quite know what it was. A perfect gift for the "minnow" in your life. The book also contains a Note from the Author with helpful treatments for the symptoms of menopause which can be discussed with your doctor.

Bullied: Dying to Fit In was nominated and received the Advocacy/Social Justice Award for the 2019 In the School Library Journal/ In the Margins Book Award.Bullying is more than punches & mean words. Sadness. Pain. Anger. Fear. Shame. Self-harm. Suicide. Each year, approximately 4,400 children commit suicide due to bullying. 'Bullied Dying to Fit In' is every bullied person's story and needs to be heard. Will you listen?The book captures the raw emotional side of bullying. Though everyone's bully story is different, the pain felt is the same. The broken-heart tells the tale. 'Bullied Dying to Fit In' takes the bullied, the non-bullied and even the bully on an emotional roller-coaster of tears, insight and triumph.For Teens, Parents, School Counselors & Teachers."What you can't stop, you can learn to overcome." "In the Margins strives to find the best books for teens living in poverty, on the streets, in custody - or a cycle of all three. Our charge is to seek out and highlight the best fiction and non-fiction titles (Pre-K through adult) of high-interest appeal to youth ages 9-21 living in poverty, on the streets, or in custody, with a preference for marginalized books (small, independent press or self-published). Youth feedback is a critical factor in both book nomination and selection."To see even more of the book visit www.normandydpiccolo.com.