Liam Likes to Play
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"The pitcher throws the first ball; it is a perfect pitch. Liam swings and misses the ball. He swings at the next pitch and misses again. He looks sad. The coach says, "Swing like you do in practice." Liam wags his tail and steps back into the batter’s box. Nicole yells, "You can do it, Liam!" The pitcher throws the ball. Liam swings, and he smacks the ball with his bat. The ball is flying through the air. It travels over the infield and lands in the outfield. Liam runs as fast as he can to first base. He touches the base with his paw and then heads to second base".
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About the Book
Liam Likes to Play is a story written about a unique Sheltie, who loves to run, catch, and play. In Liam Likes to Play, Liam plays his best game of baseball. He hits, runs, and slides. Read this story to find out if the "Shelties" win the game. Liam enjoys volleyball. He smacks the ball with his long nose. Sometimes he even hits the ball with his head. Does the volleyball make it over the net? Liam is also a soccer goalie. He tries to block the ball before it goes into the net. He uses his body, and his head to be sure the other team does not score a goal. Is he successful? Liam absolutely loves catching balls. His favorite is the football. Liam plays wide receiver in this story. When the quarterback looks down the football field, it's his receiver, Liam that he seeks out. Liam catches the football but does he score? This book includes every sport Liam likes to play. Purchase this book and turn the pages to the most vivid, real time story about the Sheltie named Liam.
About the Author
On November 6, 1999, Nicole became the adoptive mother to Liam the Shetland Sheepdog. At seven weeks old, Liam was adopted by his loving family. Liam is a very unique, special, and loving companion. “Liam opened my heart and soul. He brings excitement to my life. Liam is happiest when he is getting lots of love and attention.” “Liam was diagnosed with Gallbladder disease shortly before his sixth birthday. It was unclear how long Liam would survive. After immediate changes in his diet and care, Liam continues to live a healthy and happy life, five years later. He is very excited about the many children and adults enjoying his stories.”