Hairy Krishne - Sarbo, Joseph R.
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Hairy Krishne tells the story of how Jennifer, an only child, got her very own dog. If your house is "PET FRIENDLY," getting a pooch isn't a problem; however, if pets are on the "NOT WANTED list" it can be a "BONE OF CONTENTION!" As a "NO PETS" parent you'll need some very good reasons why having a pet is NOT such a wonderful idea. What do you say when your child asks for a pet and you don't want one? If these words, "When you get your own house, you can have all kinds of pets!" or "Not while you are living in my house, under my roof!" sound familiar, you'll be surprised at how the story ends.…mehr

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Hairy Krishne tells the story of how Jennifer, an only child, got her very own dog. If your house is "PET FRIENDLY," getting a pooch isn't a problem; however, if pets are on the "NOT WANTED list" it can be a "BONE OF CONTENTION!" As a "NO PETS" parent you'll need some very good reasons why having a pet is NOT such a wonderful idea. What do you say when your child asks for a pet and you don't want one? If these words, "When you get your own house, you can have all kinds of pets!" or "Not while you are living in my house, under my roof!" sound familiar, you'll be surprised at how the story ends. On the other hand, if you are a kid who has always wanted a pet but was never allowed to have one, you need to develop a plan to convince your parents that you are deserving of having a pet. You will definitely be interested in the Jennifer's approach to make her "doggy dream" come true! Sometimes the one who shows the most resistance can become your greatest ally.......if you have the right technique! Make no "bones" about it!
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Autorenporträt
Joseph Sarbo, retired teacher, has worked with young people for over 50 years. His students wrote plays, books, cookbooks, presented puppet shows and "how to" workshops, visited nursing homes, even planted flowers and shrubs. The learning process that began in the classroom ended with a presentation in the community.