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Knowing how some children struggle with endless frustration in reading, Leeann Springer has spent years volunteering her spare time as a reading tutor and in other literacy program endeavors. She has also tutored adults and children in both private settings and in various public schools. Leeann is retired from the Veterans Administration in Little Rock, Arkansas, and now lives in Western Arkansas. She and her husband Michael are owners and operators of a registered cattle breeding farm nestled at the bottom of the Ouachita mountains in the beautiful River Valley community. Leeann enjoys a myriad of hobbies and loves living life down on the farm. Illustrations by Blue Berry
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It’s a hot day at the farm when Norman the baby bull starts to feel sick from the heat and curls up in the shade of a tree, too weak to stand. His friend Chase notices Norman’s distress and immediately comes to comfort him and cool him down. The next morning, Chase can’t wait to go check on Baby Bull Norman to see if he is feeling better. Children who are taught to show kindness for animals tend to grow up to be kind and concerned about people too. Very often, animals become family to us, and they need to be protected and helped when they are sick, sad, or lonely. Chase and Baby Bull Norman reinforces this concept in a fun and colorful story that’s sure to delight children and adults alike! Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House Foundation.Outskirts Press Review
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