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The continuation of the bestseller story for kids about Hector the dog! Hector is wise, curious, adored by people, he loves travelling and adventures - who better than the dog Hector could be a child's closest friend and life guide?
Hector is wise, curious, adored by people - who more than the dog Hector could be child's closest friend and life guide?
An interesting story told by Hector, a dog born in Vienna in 1939,. Hector and Suzy, a young girl, accidentally end up travelling forward in time to 2020
It’s beautiful tale of love, friendship and the search for happiness. The book is beautifully written – it takes you on emotional rollercoaster that will show you how to deal with all kinds of situations and teach you that no problem is big enough to be left unsolved …
"A beautiful tale about love and friendship and a puppy searching for happiness - as told by the puppy himself."
Hector, A Dog's Story is a moving children's book that takes place during World War II and is told from the perspective and point of view of a family's pet. When one of Hector's owners dies, readers witness the grieving process Hector goes through and how he learns to find happiness again. Renata Kaminska writes how dogs can affect children's development, and how having a dog can foster empathy in children...
Hector, a Dog’s Story tells the beautiful tale of a puppy’s love, friendship and search for happiness, set against the grey reality of the Second World War. It is a story that makes us think how the world and our lives might look from a dog’s perspective …
Renata Kaminska prelaunches the educational book for children Hector, A Dog’s Story that pass taboo of difficult topics in children literacy and presents world through animals’ eyes…
This story of animal love and friendship is set against the backdrop of the Second World War, and follows the adventures and challenges faced by puppy Hector. Written by Renata Kaminska and illustrated throughout, the book touches on themes such as love, loss, and loneliness, but looks at them from a dog’s perspective.
This is a tale about a dog, Hector, as he navigates through life and learns about family, friendship and love. It’s written with lots of heart and takes on normal problems, but always from the point of view of a canine. Hector is easy to sympathize and connect with. He’s a sweet dog with a big heart, who simply finds himself in some difficult circumstances. Young readers will have no trouble feeling for him and rooting for him …
A beautiful educational book for children and dog lovers for the 76th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising is approaching, which is especially important not only for Warsaw residents …
This book is different from other dog stories. This is the story of a young dog, Hector’s crossbreed, who desperately searched for a home during World War II. The book contains a large font, so you can easily get involved in reading …
Renata is aiming in publishing educational books for children and adult dog lovers.
She believes that dogs, like people, have personalities and feelings and that it’s important teaching children empathy & kindness with animals and spark curiosity in reading. In her opinion education is crucial in building our future and society. It is a powerful drive of change, and improves health and livelihoods, contributes to social stability and drives long-term economic growth.
Dogs express their feelings through their eyes, their bark and by wagging their tails. However, what if they could talk? For good reason they are commonly referred to as “man’s best friend”.
There are plenty of examples showing the amazing friendships between man and dog. A dog can be a good partner for a child in exploring the world. It is interesting to think how the world and our lives look from a dog’s perspective.
Is it really black and white? Is their perception so different from ours? Do they face the same problems and difficulties as we do? Can they really suffer and experience the same feelings?
Hector & Friends © 2022 - Renata Kaminska
Hector & Friends © 2022 - Renata Kaminska