How Talia Met Tanner

By Lisa Mitchell and Theresa Barba

Talia finds herself in trouble when she chases squirrels. Her mom is so worried she is lost! Will Talia ever find her way back home? Scared and alone Talia meets a friendly friend. Will he help her find her way back? While they were finding their way back the two met up with big father squirrel king of the woods who is not so friendly. This book is an animal adventure one would want to read.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jul 20, 2012
• ISBN: 9781477253632

Lisa Mitchell

I was raised in Park Slope Brooklyn. I enjoy children ages 9-13. I enjoy reading children’s books myself I am mostly a big kid at heart. I presently work at Lake Norman Elementary school in Morresville N.C. I also work as a director of a summer camp for ages 11-13 and we have a blast. I feel at home being around kids and every day I get new and exciting ideas for upcoming writing. This will be my first book to be published and I had much fun introducing my characters.

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Published by AuthorHouse 07/12/2012

ISBN:    978-1-4772-1617-0 (sc)

             978-1-4772-5363-2 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2012910381

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How Talia Met Tanner

Kim loved animals. Her dog, Bruno, had recently died, and she was so sad that she went to the local shelter to choose a new dog.