Abby Gail Speaks HOOMAN (The Three Yorkieteers Book 1)
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Abby Gail Speaks HOOMAN
The Three Yorkieteers Series Book #1*
A Children’s Adventure
Abby Gail is three years old, weighs only two pounds, and has one very important job: teaching her Hoomans to understand Yorkie.
She has been working on them since she turned two.
Progress has been... slow.
Abby Gail lives with her Daddy, Harley D., her Mommy, Lilly Lou, and the Hoomans they allow to share their home. Abby Gail is the Chief HOOMAN Translator and Household Supervisor, Harley is the Director of Music and Emergency Announcements, and Lilly Lou handles the truly important department: Comfort, Naps, and Back-Scratch Quality Control.
Together, they are The Three Yorkieteers.
Abby Gail is convinced that Yorkie is perfectly easy to understand. A YIP means something. A stare means something. Running to the door, back to a Hooman, and then to the door again definitely means something.
Why do the Hoomans keep asking,“What do you want?”
Clearly, more training is required.
So Abby Gail begins putting her Hoomans through a series of lessons. There are door lessons, squeaky-toy tests, treat translations, suspicious stares, and one very important final exam. Daddy Harley helps by singing his announcements, while Mommy Lilly demonstrates that an “inside voice” works perfectly well until another bird or butterfly appears.
But the world outside Abby Gail’s house has languages of its own.
There’s Tihs Daeh, the enormous white wolf dog who considers himself the Yorkies’ babysitter and family protector. Pickles speaks Chihuahua, which Abby Gail finds surprisingly difficult to translate. Mattie is a “designer dog,” although nobody will explain exactly what she designs. Buck spends most of his time running, Precious would rather not get her beautiful white feet dirty, and Peanut is Abby Gail’s favorite little Yorkie sidekick for adventures that are absolutely, positively not their fault.
As Abby Gail’s lessons continue, something strange begins happening.
The Hoomans understand things she never remembers teaching them.
They know when Harley is announcing something important. They know when Lilly wants a scratch. They recognize Abby Gail’s door signals. Sometimes they even know what Abby wants before she finishes explaining it.
Could the Hoomans actually be learning Yorkie?
Or have they been listening all along?
In Abby Gail Speaks HOOMAN, young readers will discover:
Three tiny Yorkies with three very different personalities
Funny misunderstandings between dogs and their Hoomans
Squeaky toys, tangled leashes, neighborhood friends, and plenty of YIPs
A gentle story about listening, observing, and understanding others
Family relationships filled with affection, laughter, and cuddles
A two-pound Yorkie who is absolutely certain she runs the household
Written for children ages 5–9, Abby Gail Speaks HOOMAN is the first adventure in The Three Yorkieteers, a 12-book children’s series following Abby Gail, Daddy Harley D., and Mommy Lilly Lou as they explore their home, neighborhood, and the great outdoors while attempting to understand the strange things Hoomans do.
Because dogs don’t need Hooman words to tell us what they’re thinking.
Sometimes you just have to learn how to listen.
And according to Abby Gail, the first lesson is very simple:
When a Yorkie says YIP, pay attention.
Welcome to *The Three Yorkieteers.
Three Yorkies. Twelve Adventures. One Very Confused Hooman Family.