A True Story Of Tiny Timm - McGrath, Beverlee
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Tiny Timm's rear legs have never worked, but that hasn't slowed him down. He has a feisty nature and never gives up. He's special - he shows kindness to all other species of animals as well as humans. He teases Cooper, the cat, then puts his ears back and cuddles up to him for a short nap. Tiny Timm shows us how a cute, fluffy bunny makes friends and how to bring joy to others. He senses when a child that holds him has special needs or might need comfort and he curls up in the child's arms giving love and comfort. What he lacks in hopping ability, he makes up for with his personality and…mehr

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Tiny Timm's rear legs have never worked, but that hasn't slowed him down. He has a feisty nature and never gives up. He's special - he shows kindness to all other species of animals as well as humans. He teases Cooper, the cat, then puts his ears back and cuddles up to him for a short nap. Tiny Timm shows us how a cute, fluffy bunny makes friends and how to bring joy to others. He senses when a child that holds him has special needs or might need comfort and he curls up in the child's arms giving love and comfort. What he lacks in hopping ability, he makes up for with his personality and kindness. He's loyal - he's never forgotten how his brother, Tunnel, raised him and taught him how to eat and move around. All of the animals here are rescues, and he loves to make the rounds and give each of them a morning kiss; they run up to him and say 'Hi' with a kiss. This book reflects a typical 'Tiny Timm Day'.
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Beverlee was raised on a small farm in Washington where she cared for the family pigs, chickens, and the pet cow. It bothered her that Molly and Dolly felt depressed during the heavy rains, and Lady felt sad when she was separated from her herd. Realizing that animals feel emotions like humans do, she vowed she'd do something with her life to help animals. Beverlee had a successful career working as a lobbyist for national animal organizations and changing laws to better protect animals. She currently lives on a large strawberry ranch and operates Crops and Critters, an animal rescue facility where tours are held for school children. "I noticed that children with special needs would stand away from their group and gravitate to the special needs animals like Tiny Timm. This book is for them."