Zora's Someday Over the Rainbow

Join Zora, the endearing Shih Tzu with a nose for adventure, in her latest heartwarming journey! In "Zora's Someday Over the Rainbow," Zora embarks on a quest to understand the true meaning of a dog's life. This third installment in the beloved series follows Zora as she engages in a profound conversation with Sherman, the wise groomer's dog, who helps her uncover their true purpose. Armed with this newfound wisdom, Zora sets off to share her discoveries with dog friends, both old and new, spreading her upbeat message of love and understanding. Along the way, Zora reconnects with her special friend Roczen, a spirited three-year-old she bonded with during her previous travels. Together, they explore themes of friendship, courage, and the ability to overcome fear and uncertainty. Zora's journey isn't just about dogs—it's about building bridges between all creatures. Through her interactions with cats and other animals from diverse backgrounds, Zora demonstrates that love and friendship can transcend boundaries, creating a world where everyone can be friends. Filled with charming illustrations and Zora's delightful personality, "Zora's Someday Over the Rainbow" is a captivating tale for children and animal lovers alike. Zora's messages of love, wisdom, and the joy of being true to oneself will resonate with readers of all ages, leaving them inspired and uplifted. "This sweet collection of short letters are fun to read where the mischievousness of Zora is hidden in them. A great read to share with kids of for them to enjoy on their own. I loved the message bout worth and love. Terrific book!" -Phyllis Smith, Texas "This sweet and humorous little creature brought smile after smile to my face as I read about her adventures. The self-confidence and can-do attitude are such an important message for children (but we adults sometimes need to be reminded too). This book is fun to read and to read aloud. The pictures are adorable. I can only hope that a sequel is in the works! Would love to know how she is doing." -Susan Baumler, New York