Sep 8, 2021
M. N. Smith was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and grew up in Honduras's remote jungles. She has earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the college of education and a master of science degree from the college of education at Mississippi State University. Smith has also earned a specialist in education from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has completed her most recent book "Gerette! The Adventures of a Mississippi Dog in Europe": a touching tale inspired by the real-life journey of a dog who meets her new owners and accompanies them across foreign lands. Despite being treated badly and left alone in the woods, this dog soon finds shelter and a family that loves her.
Smith shares, "This is a story of a Mississippi dog that found hope and a home of her own. A little dog left to die in the woods by previous owners finds her way down a country road to a life of travel and adventure. She decides to adopt a human couple and rescue them from being alone in the country and foreign lands. Gerettet! (which means 'rescued') is a story to inspire others to rescue the many available animals in shelters. Yes, you may only be able to rescue an animal; still, that one can change your life!"
Published by Fulton Books, M.N. Smith's book is an inspirational rescue story that will warm the hearts of both the young and old. This children's literature hopes to encourage people to rescue animals and give them a home to live in.
Accompanied with pictures and endless journeys, this book is something the readers will surely love and enjoy.
Readers who wish to experience this wonderful work can purchase "Gerette! The Adventures of a Mississippi Dog in Europe" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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