Judi Jessick is a retired Certified Licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA/L) and enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, biking and kayaking.
She also loves to read and is married with two grown children.
Agatha Livermore has been asking her parents for a pet, but they are reluctant to agree until she shows them that she is ready for the responsibility of pet ownership. Once Agatha has shown that she is responsible enough to care for a pet, she and her parents must agree on what kind of pet to get. Join Agatha on her journey to learn responsibility and her quest for the perfect pet in this rhyming story. This third book in the Agatha Livermore collection is told with a sense of humor and teaches a life lesson while having fun along the way.
In a quiet town, Agatha Livermore dreams of turning an empty space into something beautiful. With a single tree planted in the centre, she sparks a movement bringing the whole community together.
In this rhyming story, Agatha Livermore doesn't have much self-confidence and compares herself to her brothers and sisters until she finds her own "magic". Meet all of her many brothers and sisters along the way and learn their fun and sometimes silly talents.
