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We Are the Wackadoodle's - It's Nice to Be Kind - cover

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We Are the Wackadoodle's - It's Nice to Be Kind

T.A. Duggan

Publisher: Xlibris US

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Summary

My first book introduced a blended family and this book discusses bullying through real experiences.  When a child feels bullied, he or she may not know what to do. I address this topic with documentation of how we, as a family, have handled this topic.  I hope that you will join us in our journey.
Available since: 12/16/2019.

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