This book is a short history story for youth that is told by two very smart cats. The cats are invited for a special event to tour Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, commonly referred to as Perry’s Monument. The cats explain a little of the history of the monument and then take a short tour to the top of the monument to look over and see Lake Erie and the various areas on South Bass Island and the village of Put-in-Bay, Ohio.
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Betty Ladley Finkbeiner is a retired Director of Dental Assisting at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, MI. She and her husband, Charles, a retired Computer Information’s System Instructor at the same college, reside in Fort Myers, Florida with their cats, “Pepper” and “Missy”. While teaching, they lived on South Bass Island in the summer and operated a Needlearts Shop, “A Stitch in Thyme”.
Betty has authored many dental assistant textbooks and articles. Her first children’s book about cats was “Pepper’s Forever Home”. It is a story about an abandoned black cat whom no one wanted to adopt. “Missy” who lost her family home after Hurricane Katrina and came to love being in the Finkbeiner home. This second book has resulted from the Finkbeiners’ appreciation of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial and the friendship of their two cats. Both cats have become family treasures, but loving memories will remain in their hearts of former cats including, Squeak, Morris, Mr. Ed., Diz and Taz.
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