Snowy, the Pet of My Dreams / Snowy, La Mascota De Mis Sueños

By Miguelina Perez-Trejo

This book is based on a true story about a child who always dreamed to have a dog as a pet. However, due to several obstacles, this little girl could not have her dream come true until she turned six years old. She wanted to have a dog since the age of three, and no matter how much she begged her parents for this pet, they always refused. There was always an excuse like the mom being allergic to dogs or like having a dog in the house is something that demands a lot of responsibility from the owner and those who care for it. Finally, to convince her parents, the girl very sadly told her mom, You dont love me and do not care about how I feel. Her mom agreed and promised her to start searching for a dog even if it takes a long time to find one. Many months passed by, and the little girl was able to get her dog as a Christmas present. She was very happy and excited to have her dream come true.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Release date: Sep 4, 2012
• ISBN: 9781466953857

Miguelina Perez-Trejo

Miguelina Perez-Trejo has a master in Literacy and while attending school, she developed an enthusiasm for writing. She writes from her heart and uses her personal experience as an inspiration to complete any writing project. Her motivation to attract other people to write can be attributed to her writing style.

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© Copyright 2012 Miguelina Perez-Trejo

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Created in the United States of America.

Library of Congress Control Number: 2012915102

Trafford rev. 08/29/2012

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Snowy, The Pet Of My Dreams

Since the age of three, I wanted to get a dog as a pet. That was my dream. On every gift-giving occasion, I thought I would be surprised with a puppy. However, my dad said, No dogs in the house. My mom said, I don’t like dogs. Before I turned four years old, I told my parents that I did not want a cake, dolls, or girly stuff for my birthday. I just wanted a beautiful little dog. Both of my parents said, "We