Pickles and Jane - Knox, Sally C.
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The book is based on the real life experience Knox's mother had in getting a dog that she had to give up. "This was a personal experience that manifested itself as a short poem and became an actual story." The book is written in a rhyming style that came about one night as Knox and her family came face to face with the frustrations of the dog and cats. "The words formed in my head, rhyming and telling a story," she explains. "I wrote them down and was surprised how the story all came together."

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The book is based on the real life experience Knox's mother had in getting a dog that she had to give up. "This was a personal experience that manifested itself as a short poem and became an actual story." The book is written in a rhyming style that came about one night as Knox and her family came face to face with the frustrations of the dog and cats. "The words formed in my head, rhyming and telling a story," she explains. "I wrote them down and was surprised how the story all came together."
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Ms. Knox was born February 3, 1943 in Cold Spring, New York. She grew up outside of Buffalo, NY, raising her three children in this area. She then lived in San Francisco for almost 23 years, working as a nurse and then nurse practitioner for the VA Medical Center. Remarriage in 2012 brought her back to the Buffalo area. She and her husband have a combined 6 adult children, 12 grandchildren, and several grand pets. Mostly retired, Ms. Knox loves to travel, bake, knit and crochet, belongs to a book club, and participates in activities related to her church and the America Legion Auxiliary. She continues to write poetry and has ideas for more children's books. She has had one book published previously, Pickles and Jane. Another book will be published shortly; illustrations are in progress for Lena's Lost Shoe, a story about a little girl who loses her sneaker while on a trip to the zoo.