Sherry Bennett
Warshauer
Award-winning Author
ABOUT SHERRYStories with the Power of Kindness
Sherry is an award-winning author, member of the Dog Writer’s Association of America and the Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators. She has been the Executive Director of K9sPLUSKIDS, a volunteer therapy dog program at public and private schools, enhancing the lives of children, especially those with learning disabilities. Sherry has raised many service dogs over the past twenty years, and would never be without a Labrador retriever of two, in the family.
We call these dogs “heroes” because of the work they do. This is a living tribute to the extraordinary dedication and courage of dogs and people—showing us how one person’s life can be dramatically changed by the love and help of a dog.
Maxwell Award winner
A book about a partnership of mutual love and respect, and extraordinary experiences between a human and her guide dog.
Nominated for excellence in the category of BOOKS - HUMAN ANIMAL BOND by the Dog Writers Association of America
True stories for the dog lover in all of us, honors and celebrates working dog teams. My mission is to raise public awareness of the many ways service dogs enhance people’s lives and of the work of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, the organization that breeds, raises, and trains the animals in these stories.
Matty is a curious little boy. Sometimes that curiosity gets him into trouble, and when it does, he uses his imagination to take him on an adventure.
For ages 4-8.
For the bright, beautiful, capable, and awesome kids with autism, life is not easy for you. G-lee did not wish to have autism. See the gifts autism has given her. She is proud of how far she has come and can’t wait to see how far she can go.
Recommended for ages 4-8.
Ms. Rosebud, a teacher, raised more dogs than there are flavors of ice cream. She and her students were forever changed by having dogs train with them during the school year. What a great lesson they learned: We don’t always get things right the first time, but it is important that we keep trying.
Recommended for ages 4-9
According to the Midwest Book Review, Kyle Wendell and the Running Away Day is an “exceptionally well-written, endearing, and fun picture book story” about how the realization of what love really is can arrive little by little (and then with a bang).
For ages 4-7.
Zach feels lucky to spend time with his grandpa, sharing their love for the sea and fishing. Making special memories with a grandparent makes life rich.
Recommended for ages 4-8