Leta Worthington

The Case of the Bedridden Bunny Leta Worthington

Sally Salazar can talk to animals! When nine-year-old Sally goes over to play at her best friend Esperanza's house, she discovers she can talk to - and hear! - Herman, Esperanza's very sick bunny rabbit. Because of Sally's sudden revelation that she can talk to Herman, the two of them together, with the help of Esperanza's mother, rescue the bedridden bunny from a surely fatal fate! Based upon the author's 30+ years of practice as an animal communicator, this charming story for children ages five to ten accurately portrays the process of animal communication and how it works when Sally has her first of many such experiences. Here's what readers say: -"My daughter has changed her future occupation from 'vet' to 'pet psychic'!"-"This cute story carries a powerful message on how much animals can teach children about love and compassion."-"It is a story about friendship, caring and belief....all wonderful ideals for children and adults to hold dear."-"What a cool story, my 15-yr-old daughter thought it was good too; now she's trying to communicate with her pet gold fish, lol! Two thumbs up." Every child has a natural ability to talk to animals. Order the paperback or download on your kids' e-readers to inspire them to continue on this magical journey!