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    Golden Dog

    By Joann Ellen Sisco

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    Golden only wanted a safe place for her kits. Wildwood Village had a lot of very desirable spots located among the two-legged animals. She was sure that if she avoided them, they would avoid her. But Golden was young, and she had a lot to learn. One of her not-so-good decisions helped her to learn one important thing very fast.

    The human girl was also young, and what she learned would last her a lifetime. She learned that things were not always the way they seemed to be.

    This is book three of the Twenty Book Series, Wildwood Village Summer Camp where 25 girls, ages ten to twelve, could spend a summer with each other and the local animals. of central Oklahoma.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 13, 2014
    ISBN9781491858158
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    Golden Dog
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    Joann Ellen Sisco

    The author has published a number of adult historical fiction books but finds a unique pleasure in creating juveniles designed for little girls. It was fun to relive the real and imagined pleasure of her own childhood with native animals and the woodland's great climbing trees...along with sketching remembered scenes. Toss in a couple dozen "cousins" visiting for the summer, stir in a voracious reader in the form of her great-granddaughter, Madison Ann, and you have a perfect formula for fun. Eight year old Madison is busily accumulating her own ideas and skills, and could there someday be a twin to the adventures of the Wildwood Village Summer?

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