A Hero's Journey - Winans, Valerie
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On this journey Remington Beagle learns life lessons from five famous canines: Balto, RinTinTin, Smoky, Barry, and Sgt. Stubby. As Remington travels in time and space to live as each of these dogs, the lessons he learns from them enables him to step into a hero's role for himself, but he doesn't make this journey or learn these lessons alone. He has help from his best friend, Rudy Carl the Rottweiler, Greg the woodchuck, Sophie the rabbit, Who the owl, and even a garden snake. Join me, Remington Beagle, on an exciting adventure around the world to live and view life through the eyes of talking…mehr

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On this journey Remington Beagle learns life lessons from five famous canines: Balto, RinTinTin, Smoky, Barry, and Sgt. Stubby. As Remington travels in time and space to live as each of these dogs, the lessons he learns from them enables him to step into a hero's role for himself, but he doesn't make this journey or learn these lessons alone. He has help from his best friend, Rudy Carl the Rottweiler, Greg the woodchuck, Sophie the rabbit, Who the owl, and even a garden snake. Join me, Remington Beagle, on an exciting adventure around the world to live and view life through the eyes of talking animals who are teachers of virtue. Together we learn how thoughts and actions make habits and how habits effect our destinies.
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Valerie Winans, a retired state government manager, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, lives in Traverse City, Michigan. She remains active after retirement both at her church and in the community. She is an alumnus of Northwestern Michigan College, and author of Alaska's Savage River: Inside Denali National Park and Preserve. Road Trip with Remington Beagle: Michigan to Alaska and Back was born from a travel blog written by Remington Beagle during the many trips from Michigan to Alaska and back. Remington's unique story telling style was enjoyed by many, and requests for his travel insight generated this anecdote.