three-legged dog and a chick
an artful analogy adventure
Robin wasn’t like the other birds in her flock. But she didn’t let that stop her as she began a quest into the unknown. Searching for new experiences and friendships that would last a lifetime.
Now, can you figure out what makes Robin different? Or are you curious to know if Robin will find any friends during her adventures?
Only one way to know, read along and join our flock of friends.
📚 Books Donated
Author & Illustrator:
Joy Noir Phillips
Categories:
Juvenile Fiction | Adventure | Animals
Ages: 0-102
Reading Level: 8-9 years old
Pages: 28+
Media: Paperback
Percentage of proceeds contribute towards book donations to local libraries, children’s museums & animal shelters.
Woof! This book isn’t just for the birds but dog lovers too! After all, it’s the bee’s knees!
🐾 Im’paw-fur’t Original signed Art Print 🐾
Joy Noir Phillips
Joy Noir Phillips was born in rural Madison county Arkansas where dirt roads and rotary phones still exist. And gathering eggs, feeding calves and snapping beans were a part of everyday farm life.
Since childhood, oils have been Joy’s beloved medium of preference. But as her artistic boundaries expanded, so did the materials and tools used. From pencil drawings, she stepped out of the real world into a virtual environment thru the use of drafting software. After all, experimenting is part of her process.
So, storytelling with ordinary words on paper through artful expressions is yet another artful evolution. Simple put her, tradesperson-artist, portfolio encompasses...
Farm-raised to virtual reality.
Barking up the Right Tree Testimonials
“I love the message of the book…”
Cole the Deaf Dog | ASPC Dog of the Year • American Humane Hero Therapy Dog
“Not only is this book beautifully illustrated it also illustrates the qualities a beautiful life must possess…”
BJ Penick, Leadership Training Guru
“…an artistic view of what bullying takes out of you and the importance of finding the value, the abilities, and what is on the inside of every person we encounter.”
Jennifer Morrow PhD, Executive Director of Secondary Education
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