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Chewie the Newfie to the Rescue

Schiller, Lisa MMitchell, Holly(Illustrated by)Mitchell, Holly(Edited by)
Part of the Tales of TimberKnoll Newfoundlands series
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Patti Sutherland and Benita Edds founded TimberKnoll Newfoundlands. They joined with the author Lisa Schiller to start TimberKnolls Spirit Cove, an organization dedicated to providing Animal-Assisted Therapy to people overcoming illness and trauma. 'Tales of TimberKnoll Newfoundlands' is a new series full of self-discovery and simple life lessons that help children (and even adults) gain confidence in themselves while learning the joy that can be found through spreading hope and kindness. To learn more about Newfoundland Dog Animal Therapy visit NewfieTherapy.org

In 'Chewie the Newfie to the Rescue,' Chewie learns what it takes to be a water rescue dog and the importance of believing in oneself. Most importantly, he learns that you can save the day no matter how small you are!

About the Author and Illustrator
Lisa Schiller is an award-winning filmmaker and has been a successful executive for a Fortune 500 company. She has a brilliant daughter, whom she adopted from India, attending Princeton University. Lisa is a brain tumor survivor who has dedicated her life to spreading hope and healing through Newfoundland dog therapy.

Holly Mitchell is an artist whose studio is full of chaos, color, and candy. She has been married for 37 years to a surprisingly patient man named Mark. They have two incredible daughters, two amazing sons, and two awesome-sauce grandkids they love to spoil. Emmett and Clara are the Newfies who have agreed to live with them. This offers Holly daily opportunities to observe and sketch the Newfoundland dog in its natural habitat... a cushy air-conditioned home!

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Independently Published
841328697Y / 9798413286975
Paperback / softback
30/03/2022
82 pages
216 x 216 mm, 218 grams
Children / Juvenile Learn More