THE DOG THAT HAD TOO MUCH HAIR

About the Book

The story is about a lovable and gentle yellow dog named Abers, who just happened to be a Service dog in reality. This is a delightful and somewhat truthful story about a dog that lives with the Dunkets. The Dunkets take notice of Abers’ never-ending problem with his fur; there is simply too much of it. Mrs. Dunket tries to find many clever ways to solve this annoying aggravation. However, it will take more than Mrs. Dunket’s own ingenuity. The book is also colorfully illustrated by the author, who herself has many disabilities and uses art and writing on a “talking computer” as a form of therapy. The author was inspired by God to write about her dog.

About the Author

The author graduated in 1989 from Pennsylvania State University and majored in Anthropology(honors in Special Education). She completed several oil paintings for an exhibit at the college’s Anthropology museum and did some illustrations for professors. Some of her paintings were shown at one of the college’s libraries. She was involved in illustrating a Christmas story for a museum. In 1990, she assisted in an exhibit at William Penn museum, which was featured in Patriot News. Having had entered in some art shows, some of her paintings hang in homes across the United States, which include a former Senator. Having a high spiritual personality towards life she loves to encourage others. She also enjoys creating crafts and cooking.