Finding A New Home

About the Book

Finding a New Home is a tall tale based on actual events. This tale, Finding a New Home, is for children of all ages, but should be read by an adult to children under the age of nine. The books in this series is to show that people living in different places as well as animals are bullied. Bullying one family member can cause pain and hardship for an entire family for generations. The bullies in this tale forces the parents of eleven children to leave their home, relatives, friends, and travel many days and nights to find a new home. Later, a mean old cat forces a little brown mouse to find a new home. The home the family finds, and the little brown mouse finds is in a big, old brown, brick house.

About the Author

Artie Woodington was born in a small town in east Texas. She left Texas at a very young age and lived the majority of her life in Idaho. She is a graduate of Pocatello High School. She married and reared four children before she attended Idaho State University. She taught school in Idaho for a number of years before relocating to California. While living in California, the author continued her career as a teacher, and graduate studies at Dominguez Hill University. The author is the mother of four, the grandmother of 10 and the great-grandmother of two. The author has always loved making up stories to entertain, to motivate, and to help children understand some of life’s hard lessons.