Books by Sherry Bennett Warshauer
Time-Out for Matty
Who says a time-out cannot be fun? Just ask Matty. Matty sees his time-out as a chance to venture into his own secret world, where the adventure in his imagination becomes more exciting than what got him into trouble in the first place. This charming and beautifully illustrated children’s book lets readers share that world through Matty’s eyes.
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Kyle Wendell and the Running-Away Day
Is the arrival of a new baby brother as bad as all that? It is bad enough to make a kid want to run away! This poignant and funny story teaches that even the smallest gestures can be big and meaningful within a family, and that the realization of what love truly is can arrive little by little—and then with a bang.
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The Adventures of Extraordinary K9s
A blind person needing guidance, a police officer seeking help apprehending criminals, or a veteran searching for a comforting companion—when there is risk or a call for help, dogs often answer. These vivid stories of amazing animals engaged in wonderful feats remind readers why dogs are our best friends.
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G-lee’s Wish
G-lee, a young girl with autism, and her mother travel into the city each week for a new adventure. When they meet a stray dog named Harrison in a subway station, G-lee’s life begins to change. Harrison calms her fears, becomes her therapy dog, and helps her face new places, new people, and meaningful opportunities to bring kindness to others.
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Grandpa—Is the Tide In Yet?
A little boy named Zach shares his favorite family story during All About Me day at school. The book teaches young readers about the tides—their ebbs and flows, the best times to fish, and how the moon’s gravity moves the sea—while sharing a loving story about family.
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“An exceptionally well-written, endearing, and fun picture-book story…especially and unreservedly recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library collections for children ages 4–7.” —Midwest Book Review
Review for The Adventures of Extraordinary K9s
“A compelling compendium of fun and informative picture-book stories about service dogs…unreservedly recommended for family, elementary school, and community library collections.” —Midwest Book Review