Gizelle's Silly, Soggy Day - Vandertuin, Joy; Hill, Michelle
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Gizelle the silly sheep is about to find out who her real farm friends are when she wanders from the flock and falls through a bridge into a rushing creek during a rain storm. Gizelle's fleece soaks up the rain water and she finds herself stuck at the bottom of the creek. She can't get up! The flock's watch dog, a border collie named Gracie, gets to work right away. She calls the other farm critters to come rescue Gizelle but these animals are natural enemies and really don't want to get near each other. But the critters learn to work together for a common cause as they take turns squeezing…mehr

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Gizelle the silly sheep is about to find out who her real farm friends are when she wanders from the flock and falls through a bridge into a rushing creek during a rain storm. Gizelle's fleece soaks up the rain water and she finds herself stuck at the bottom of the creek. She can't get up! The flock's watch dog, a border collie named Gracie, gets to work right away. She calls the other farm critters to come rescue Gizelle but these animals are natural enemies and really don't want to get near each other. But the critters learn to work together for a common cause as they take turns squeezing the water from Gizelle's soggy fleece in their own unique ways. In this children's book geared for ages 3-5, Gizelle learns that day that differences can become strengths when threatening circumstances arise. The lesson your kids will gain from this book is that all types of people, no matter their skin color, or where they live, or how they look, can work together for a common cause.
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Joy VanDertuin BIO: After a grand mal seizure in 1996, Joy needed connection with the outside world during her recovery. Raising twelve young children at the time and not being able to drive for a year, depression started to set in. She knew she had to do something. One day she found a stray injured bunny and called an animal rehabber. She was ultimately licensed by the state of Texas and lovingly rehabbed both wild and domestic abandoned and injured animals. Joy clearly recalls how much her hard work helped with her own rehab from her seizure. In earlier years, Joy and her husband Rod found their life's mission in adopting harder-to-place children. With three biological sons, they adopted ten abandoned and abused babies and toddlers of various ethnic backgrounds from two weeks to four years old. Joy is a Christian who understands what it means to depend on God through every circumstance.