The Bubba Diaries:: Life from a Puppy's Point of View

By Matt Kaden and Amy S. Kaden

As a near-retiring teacher decides to rescue and adopt a puppy, she had no idea of all the hard work that comes along with owning a puppy. The puppy was only four months old and had not been trained at all. Being a puppy, Bubba easily gets himself into a lot of trouble and mischief. Bubba is a very silly, cute and fluffy, lovable puppy who doesnt understand much about people... yet.

This book shares some of the trials and tribulations that a new puppy faces growing up as he learns how to live and love with his new forever family.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Feb 14, 2017
• ISBN: 9781524671396

Matt Kaden

Amy Sullivan Kaden has been a teacher for over 25 years. She is also a mother of seven children, and a grandmother. She is one of eleven children and grew up in New Jersey. Last year, when she decided to retire, she began to look for other hobbies and interests. She never had a pet of her own. Many of her own children brought home all sorts of animals. However, Amy never owned one. Adopt a puppy? Yes, that’s just what she did. Amy did not realize all the hard work a puppy would be or all the love she could Receive and give this silly puppy, Bubba. She did not retire and signed on for another year on as a second grade teacher. During that school year , with her class supporting her, she began writing the Bubba Diaries. One of her student actually asked if she would make a book out the stories she shared .

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Published by AuthorHouse 03/03/2017

ISBN: 978-1-5246-7140-2 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-7139-6 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2017902190

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Contents

June 10, 2015

July 2015

August 2015

September 2015

October 2015 The Poop Vacuum

December 2015 The Christmas Tree

January 2016 Dogs Do Not Like Fireworks

March 2016 Clean Up Day

April 2016 The Naughty Easter Bunny

May 2016 Franken-Hannah

About The Author

To my awesome second-grade class of 2015/16 at St. Martha’s Catholic School in Kingwood, Texas. Every morning, I would share a few Bubba Stories with my class. As I listened to and observed their reactions to these stories, they actually motivated ME. I am forever grateful for their love and inspiration. Go Crusaders!

June 10, 2015

I was born in a red-and-white barn with five other pups. I think my mother looked like a dachshund. Some people call them hot dogs. My father, however, looked like a cocker spaniel. My parents were mutts, just like me.

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My first encounter with humans was very confusing. Lots of people were looking at us in our big brown box. I was the cutest one. I looked and felt like a stuffed animal. I have cute little freckles on my nose, and my tan-and-blond fur is so soft.