The beautiful yellow lab was abandoned and in a shelter. She did not understand why nobody wanted to adopt her. Finally, a woman stopped at her cage and took her home. She named the dog Sita and trained her, through a prison service-dog training program and her own service-dog training facility, to be a hearing ear dog.

This book's colorful pages depict Sita's journey from the shelter, to a prison, and finally to a forever home where she is cherished as a companion and indispensable helper. Her true, heartwarming story is appropriate for young children. Teachers and librarians can use this book as an informational tool. [Jane M. Biehl, PhD; (2014) 42 pages; soft cover]

About the Author

Jane Biehl PhD has a severe hearing loss, and her hearing ear dog is her constant companion. Jane has a master's in library science and was a librarian for 19 years. She also has a master's and doctorate in counseling and has been a counselor for 17 years. Presently, she is teaching about deaf culture and interpreting at a community college. She loves animals, sports, and reading, which is reflected in her writing. She has had several magazine articles published. She wrote her first book, Here to Bump and Bump to Hear " in 2012.