Tugger the Hugger

By Margaret Brown, Albert J. Brown Jr. and Angel Dela Peña Jr.

Tugger the Hugger tells the story of a young bear named Tugger, who brings happiness to his hometown of New Brazy through the simple gift of a hug. Filled with delightful rhymes and heartwarming imagery, Tugger the Hugger illustrates the importance of small acts of kindness in everyday life. You can read about Tugger's further adventures in the upcoming book, Tugger the Hugger Saves the Library. For more information, please visit www.TuggertheHugger.com.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 27, 2013
• ISBN: 9781493127221

Margaret Brown

K.K.'s story is about how she was mislabeled as being a slow learner, while it was believed she had dyslexia. It wasn't until she was in middle school before she was diagnosed as having, 'photophobia,' a condition caused by the eye, itself. Photophobia is caused by the aqueous humour in the eye. The aqueous humour is a fluid at the front of the eye, which helps to maintain the shape of the eye. Light passes through this fluid on its way to the retina. The shape of the eye can determine eye fatigue, such as handling glare from a computer, dealing with lighting conditions, which can distort what one sees, as well as having difficulties with organizational issues, such as not seeing items that may be directly in full view.

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