Books by Renee Vajko Srch

Parenting is no easy task, especially for those who are raising children with special needs. Parenting calls for wisdom, strength, patience, and a generous portion of hope. No matter how much we love our children and try to do what's best, we need God's help. God's Classroom is about learning from the One who has experience and authority. Jesus is the one person who can teach us about unconditional love, grace, mercy, patience, and perseverance. He understands heartache, pain, sorrow, rejection, and loss for He endured it all. God's Classroom is not just theory. It is practical and personal because the One who teaches it has first-hand experience. A Year in God's Classroom offers readers a daily reminder of God's mercies and the hope we have in Christ. If anyone can teach us about life it's Jesus.

Fabian Carlson wants nothing to do with Christmas. Having lost his fiancée two Christmases ago, his only wish is to skip the holidays altogether. Until he wakes up to his black Labrador's loud, persistent barking. When he lets Felix out, he's astonished to discover a reindeer on his front lawn, eating his neighbor's prize-winning yews. Carlson's Christmas Wish is a light-hearted and entertaining story about a man, a neighborhood, and a town whose lives are touched by the magic of Christmas. A truly heartwarming story about renewal and hope.

Cats Here, Cats There, Cats Everywhere is an adorable book about felines.This kittyful book, written by Renée Vajko Srch and illustrated by Faythe Payol will be a favorite for anyone who loves cats.

When Shawn Abell founded Dog's Nation,her purpose was to save dogs and train them as service dogs for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder or veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. In pairing these dogs with individuals with special-needs, Dog's Nation ultimately saves two lives instead of just one.Miracle Moments offers readers the opportunity to meet some of the special animals Dog's Nation has rescued. There's Jack who gently coaxed a veteran with PTSD out of the darkness where he'd been living for so long; Max, a scruffy little terrier who brought emotional healing to a girl with autism; Amy, a terrier-mix who averted a near-drowning, Charm, a golden retriever who gave an autism family a new lease on life; and so many more true stories that will inspire and warm your heart.Royalty proceeds from the sale of this book go to Dog's Nation. Thank you for your support.

It is very dark in the Ark and Noah can't see. The windows are all closed and how will he be able to complete his tasks of feeding all of the animals? This adorable story about Noah's Ark will soon be one of your child's favorites with the wonderful story and the beautiful illustrations.

Nothing could prepare Abby and Martin Raynes for the brutal shock of hearing the word 'autism' in conjunction with their child. In one fell swoop, all their hopes and dreams were smashed into a thousand tiny fragments. What was once just a word in the dictionary becomes a living, breathing part of their lives.As she desperately seeks help for her son, Abby battles her own fears and dwindling hopes for her child's future. Then one day, while playing at the park, a black Labrador approaches Joshua and Abby. Joshua and the stray develop an instant connection. Despite her own aversion to dogs, Abby can't bring herself to leave the emaciated dog behind. Reluctantly, she brings the dog home, hoping to reunite it with its owner or find her a good home. But it soon becomes apparent the dog's bond with Joshua is anything but ordinary. Is it just wishful thinking, or has the dog succeeding in breaking through the walls of Joshua's autism?Hope for Joshua delves into the emotional and physical turmoil of raising a child on the autism spectrum. Although this book is a work of fiction, it is based on countless true stories of non-verbal individuals on the autism spectrum who found their voice through interactions with an animal. It raises awareness to the realities of autism and introduces readers to the benefits often derived from interaction with dogs, especially those trained as autism service dogs.