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As Meggi Beth rests on a step, the street carries a variety of neighbors to her, all of them lost in their own thoughts. . .
Why is everyone so busy?
Too busy to hear a little girl's story.
When a lovely dog approaches little Meggi Beth, we are reminded that a youngster needs a pet and that pets make excellent listening buddies.
Even Mr. Rogers would be proud because it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood! Get this storybook.
"A story about listening for children, adults, and dog champions everywhere." - Sue Summers, Elementary School teacher, Special Librarian
"This remarkable Capture Books tale is told with extraordinary artistry and exceptional skill." - Books For Bonding Hearts
The author's personal philosophy is, "by telling our stories, we give others permission to unload their own weights and worries."
Kathy is an enthusiastic supporter of therapy dogs and dogs-in-general - they are loyal friends and excellent listeners.
As the author of four seasonal books, a retired radio d.j., mental health worker, and inspirational speaker, Kathy Joy has found her voice in the world of children's literature. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and communication.
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Kathy Joy (Hoffner) holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Messiah College (Grantham, Pennsylvania) having majored in Journalism and Communication. Her career focused on radio journalism and later on government social work for family members with children in the Pennsylvania system of health and welfare. She is the author of four previous books, the series called Breath of Joy.Her personal philosophy is that "by telling our stories, we give others permission to unload their own weights and worries."Kathy is an enthusiastic supporter of therapy dogs and dogs in general as loyal friends, protectors, and excellent listeners. As the author of four seasonal books, a social media influencer and inspirational speaker, Kathy Joy has found her voice in the world of children's literature. Kathy holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and communication and says her favorite semester at Messiah College included the study of children's books.
