New children’s book teaches acceptance, self-discovery and pride

REGINA, Saskatchewan - April 10, 2014 - PRLog -- REGINA, Saskatchewan – In her new children’s book, “Domino’s Nose Knows” (published by AuthorHouse (http://www.authorhouse.com)), Judy Bird teaches an important lesson about looking beyond physical characteristics to discover and nurture natural abilities.

“Domino’s Nose Knows” centers around Domino, a bloodhound, his sister, Buttons and their litter mates. Domino is the runt of the litter, and isn’t chosen for adoption when the time comes. He gets teased about his big nose by the other animals, but eventually he learns that his big nose is a benefit when he helps find a lost child.

“The story is about a dog learning his natural talent, having pride in himself and accepting himself, but it is also relevant to people. People and dogs have been companions for thousands of years. Their talents and abilities are often overlooked as easily as our own, and that’s just another thing we have in common.”

“Domino’s Nose Knows”

By Judy Bird

Softcover | 8.5 x 8.5 in | 24 pages | ISBN 9781491833346

E-Book | ISBN 9781491833339

Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author

Judy Bird grew up on a farm in Canada in rural Saskatchewan and has had a love for writing and animals since she was a child. Pets were an important part of her life growing up and continue to be now. Through her school years and beyond, writing was a creative outlet. She has been writing professionally for 16 years and works as a freelance writer, but also nurtures her creative side by writing stories and novels. Judy has a bachelor’s degree in English and a bachelor’s degree in journalism, both from the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan. She resides in Regina with her husband, Nelson, their two dogs and two cats.

To request a copy for review please email judy@judybird.ca or pressreleases@authorhouse.com