Tucker the Dog Who Thought He Was a Person - Smith, Elena S
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Meet Tucker--an excitable and loyal family friend! In each chapter, readers will follow along with Tucker's adventures and learn lessons guided by this exceptional dog with human-like emotions and attitudes. Questions at the end of each chapter prompt kids to think about what happened in each story and why. Beautifully illustrated, and based on the tales of the real-life Tucker, readers both young and old will fall in love with this true friend.

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Meet Tucker--an excitable and loyal family friend! In each chapter, readers will follow along with Tucker's adventures and learn lessons guided by this exceptional dog with human-like emotions and attitudes. Questions at the end of each chapter prompt kids to think about what happened in each story and why. Beautifully illustrated, and based on the tales of the real-life Tucker, readers both young and old will fall in love with this true friend.
Autorenporträt
Born in St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad), Russia, Elena S. Smith emigrated to the United States and became a citizen in 1996. She holds a Ph.D. in English linguistics and has dedicated over three decades to academia--teaching English, American literature, Russian film, and world culture at universities in Russia, China, Japan, and the United States. An active member of the Inland Northwest Writers Guild and Spokane Authors, Elena enjoys connecting with fellow writers who share her passion for storytelling. Writing, for her, is more than a profession--it is a bridge between her lived experiences and the hearts of readers who seek connection through words. Elena S. Smith is also an author of two novels, "Why Birches Are White" and "Truths and Lies". Beyond literature, Elena finds joy in traveling, golfing, hiking, and partying with family and friends. She also loves spending time with Bailey, her remarkably intelligent mini Aussie, whose uncanny ability to outwit humans continues to delight and mystify Elena.