Bring the whole family to Stock + Grain for dinner and let the kids play on Wednesday nights. Hosted on our Cahoots Patio featuring Kids Menu Specials, Games Galore and this week – Book Reading by local author Beth Burroughs: Emery: It’s Okay to Be Adopted! Beth is also taking donations to the Guilford County Animal Shelter at this event.
Book Description:
For the first eight weeks of her life, Emery has only known life with her mommy and siblings. But on this big day, she gets adopted by a new family that will love her just as much. Everything is different now, but different is not always bad. She learns that it is okay to be adopted!
Emery’s Bio:
Emerald Anastasia Burroughs Culler is a 10-year-old husky mix. She loves Milk-Bones®, playing in the sunshine, car rides, going on long walks, and of course, her family. She is so excited to share her stories with the world!
Book Series Description:
Emerald Anastasia (aka “Emery” or “Emmadore”) is a huskador with a huge personality and lots of stories to tell. Follow along on all her crazy adventures and see what messes she may get into from time to time! With each story, there’s an important lesson to learn.
Author and Illustrator Bios:
Beth Burroughs Culler adopted Emery in 2014. She and Emery live in North Carolina with Beth’s husband and Emery’s dad, Drew. Beth teaches high school and is involved with the youth at her church. Beth is a proud graduate of High Point University and earned her master’s degree in Reading Education from Appalachian State University, where she decided she wanted to write children’s books. In fact, Beth adopted Emery to celebrate her graduation from App State! In their free time, Beth and Emery love to cuddle and enjoy the outdoors. They are excited about this
first book of the Emmadore the Huskador series!
Ann Marie Jones has taught art in elementary, middle, and high school over the last 25 years. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Art Education from Virginia Commonwealth University. She lives in Thomasville, NC, with her husband Keith, children Emily and Andrew, and three cats. She enjoys painting, cooking, and traveling to the beach and mountains in North Carolina with her family.
