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Discover the world of Boots and his friends as they embark on their journey through the Alaskan wildlife scene and learn some life long lessons along the way!

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Now you can bring Boots with you on all your adventures. Cuddleable, loveable, and always happy to see you, Boots wants to remind everyone that it is okay to be different.

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What People Are Saying

 

“The character, Boots, is easily relatable to children and adults alike. His journey takes the reader through a myriad of emotions, as he contends with the realization of his own limitations. Boots don't give up and in fact, finds a "friend" in the midst of his powerlessness. The story depicts the power of taking a leap of faith with an unlikely pal. There is a clear message of hope and adventure conveyed when things seem dismal for Boots. The graphics were also especially appealing and very well illustrated. We will be integrating Three Paws as a therapeutic book in our work with children at our counseling agency, in Santa Clara.”

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“The contemporary classic . . . perfect for preschoolers, grandchildren, as well as our own.
This book is the best storybook I have read in years… Boots will inspire many children to take personal risks and step out of their comfort zone and not be afraid to accomplish their dreams. There’s nothing like reading to a child that will teach them to be goal-driven and to make friends of all kinds as we live in a world that lacks more love and compassion… This book will inspire children to be kind and loving and to step out of their comfort zone to help them succeed in life.”

Theresa R Ruiz

“I'm ten years old and am in 6th grade. If it weren't for my mom, I wouldn't have read this book. Normally the short stories I read aren't very captivating. Three Paws teaches kids a moral lesson, as well as making it fun for people of any age to read. It taught me that he can make friends out of any animal and doesn't always have to eat his prey. And it also taught me to listen to my parents!”

Gilbert Marosi