he Max and Annie children's book series and website is celebrating 12 years of providing children with high quality stories starring a group of lively springers: the original Max and Annie, the rescued Trini, as well as the current brother combination, Tak and Ollie. Although Max, Annie and Trini have passed on, their stories continue to delight young readers. Further, Tak and Ollie have stepped up to follow in the tradition of making children laugh, while gently teaching some life lessons.Want to see more pooch pictures? Take a peek into our photo album below.
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Sandy, Tak, Trini and Oliver's visit to Saint Gabriel School in Mentor
Dear owners of special dogs,
In 2014 Annie’s book Annie Loses Her Leg but Finds Her Way will celebrate its fifteenth year in print. In honor of the late Annie, a tri-paw, dedicated therapy dog, school visitor and book character, I would like to do a book on dogs who have disabilities and do special jobs, ie jobs that help and inspire children and adults alike. I may also include dogs that are not disabled themselves but help or inspire others by what they do.
If you have a dog that you with an inspiring story that you would like to share with me, I would be excited to speak with you. It is my intention to write the stories myself and compile them in a collection of short stories for children in grades 2-5.
I cannot offer you monetary compensation for your dog’s story, if it is selected. However, I will donate a portion of the sales of the book, after initial expenses, to dog and child related causes, such as humane societies, shelters, children’s hospitals (PAWS), and rescue organizations etc. In addition, it is fun to have your dog’s story in print!
Thank you for considering this project. I can be reached by email at sandy@maxandannie.com
Lewis Elementary School
Jun 01, 2012
