Books by Ann Marie Kay

Gramma and Charlotte was inspired by the true story of a ninety-year-old woman who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer''s disease. It is written from her perspective and is appropriate for children six to twelve years old. Join Gramma and her therapy doll Charlotte for a trip back in time. This lovely book is intended to teach children to respect, value, and empathize with the elderly, who have so many valuable lessons to share with all of us.

Lombo's Miracle was inspired by the true story of a horse who survived two trips to the kill pen. It is written from the horse's perspective and is appropriate for children of all ages as well as adults who are young at heart.Join Lombo on his journey from the racetrack to the auctions, multiple homes, and eventually to the kill pens. Experience through his eyes, heart, and mind the courage, strength, and faith necessary to survive when it appears that all hope is lost.

A Dog Named Goofy is the true story of the life of a dearly loved rescue dog. It is written from the dog's perspective and is appropriate for young children ages four to eight years old. They will learn the importance of caring for someone they love, even if it is sad and difficult. Children often learn coping skills for grief and loss when they lose a pet. They take these skills with them to adulthood and are better prepared to face losses later in life. This book is a beautiful and gentle way to help your child understand the concepts of love, loss, and empathy.