Rebecca Houghton's New Book, 'Gaby and the Big Red Firedog', Is an Amusing Day in the Life of a Dog Drawn to the Firedog's Howl
Aug 4, 2021
Fulton Books author, Rebecca Houghton, is a dog mom and a writer who lives in Seattle. She has completed her most recent book, "Gaby and the Big Red Firedog": a lovely tale about Gaby, a newcomer in the city, as she gets lost after following the Firedog she wanted to meet. She finds herself coming across a fire wherein she doesn't think twice about helping to rescue a cat and in doing so, ends up understanding more about the world and making new friends.
Houghton writes, "When Gaby moves to the city with her daddy and papa, she is convinced that the sirens she hears are the howling of the Big Red Firedog. Gaby wants so badly to meet the Firedog and to learn about her life in the city that one day, when she's walking with Papa, Gaby runs after the Firedog and gets lost. Convinced that the Firedog is the only one who can help her get back home, Gaby follows her across the city to a fire, where Gaby is the only one fast enough to make a daring rescue. While Gaby is glad that she was able to help, now she really just wants to get back to her parents. When the Big Red Firedog finally takes her home, Gaby realizes that what we think about the world isn't always so and that what matters the most in life is how we can help others."
Published by Fulton Books, Rebecca Houghton's book is a heartwarming and lighthearted read about the adventure of a dog unexpectedly taking a trip across the city she's not familiar with. At the end of the day, she learns a very important lesson.
This illustrated book shares a fun story for parents and children.
Readers who wish to experience this colorful work can purchase "Gaby and the Big Red Firedog" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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