Eddie Goes to Kindergarten is a children's book designed to help young students learn to read and to help educate them about... More > dogs with jobs. While Eddie, a real life Standard Poodle, was in training to be a service dog with Summit Assistance Dogs he visited a kindergarten class to learn about many different careers he might consider if he didn't find service dog work to his liking.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less

In 2004 Tasha, a German Shepherd Dog, entered the training program with Summit Assistance Dogs of Anacortes, Washington, a... More > nonprofit organization that trains dogs to help people with disabilities.

At the same time Cecily, a six-year-old with Cerebral Palsy, began her search for a canine pal and helpmate.

This non-fiction book is the story of Tasha's training and eventual partnership with Cecily, and it both educates and entertains.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less

The Rainbow Series: Dogs Who Work is a series of children's books aimed at K-3 level. Each story in this series is about a... More > real dog who does something to improve lives. This is the first anthology and includes three stories also published as individual books: "Hello, My Name is Baker", "Tasha Finds Her Forever Friend", and "Eddie Goes to Kindergarten".

This series is illustrated with color photographs and includes information on each dog as well as various contact information on working dog organizations. < Less

Baker began his career in training to be an assistance dog for people with disabilities. But he soon moved on to a career... More > that reached many more people. He taught other dogs how to be assistance dogs. He taught people how to love and respect dogs. He continues to share his big heart and extraordinary intelligence with creatures big, small, human, and otherwise.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less

The Rainbow Series: Dogs Who Work is a series of children's books aimed at K-3 level. Each story in this series is about a... More > real dog who does something to improve lives. This is the first anthology and includes three stories also published as individual books: "Hello, My Name is Baker", "Tasha Finds Her Forever Friend", and "Eddie Goes to Kindergarten". This series is illustrated with color photographs and includes information on each dog as well as various contact information on working dog organizations. < Less

The Rainbow Series: Dogs Who Work is a series of children's books aimed at K-3 level. Each story in this series is about a... More > real dog who does something to improve lives. This is the first anthology and includes three stories also published as individual books: "Hello, My Name is Baker", "Tasha Finds Her Forever Friend", and "Eddie Goes to Kindergarten".

This series is illustrated with color photographs and includes information on each dog as well as various contact information on working dog organizations. < Less

Baker began his career in training to be an assistance dog for people with disabilities. But he soon moved on to a career... More > that reached many more people. He taught other dogs how to be assistance dogs. He taught people how to love and respect dogs. He continues to share his big heart and extraordinary intelligence with creatures big, small, human, and otherwise.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less

Eddie Goes to Kindergarten is a children's book designed to help young students learn to read and to help educate them about... More > dogs with jobs. While Eddie, a real life Standard Poodle, was in training to be a service dog with Summit Assistance Dogs he visited a kindergarten class to learn about many different careers he might consider if he didn't find service dog work to his liking.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less

In 2004 Tasha, a German Shepherd Dog, entered the training program with Summit Assistance Dogs of Anacortes, Washington, a... More > nonprofit organization that trains dogs to help people with disabilities.

At the same time Cecily, a six-year-old with Cerebral Palsy, began her search for a canine pal and helpmate.

This non-fiction book is the story of Tasha's training and eventual partnership with Cecily, and it both educates and entertains.

This book is part of The Rainbow Series: Dogs who Help and is illustrated by color photographs of the actual people and animals involved. It is aimed at grades K-3. < Less