Little Dog, Big Dog is a book for young children about death and the cycle of life. Sally has two dogs. Big Dog could always run faster and do things that Little Dog could not. One day Big Dog went to the vet but did not return. Sally then discovered that Little Dog had been watching and learning from Big Dog all along.The author, Dr. John Rubisch, is a retired school counselor with over thirty-two years of experience assisting children with a variety of emotional issues.
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What would you do if you adopted a physically-abused little boy with multiple problems? And you discovered that numerous mental health services were unwilling or unable to help him? And you saw your little boy enter a downward spiral that you were unable to stop, until the worse thing in the world happened? This is Christopher’s Story: An Indictment of the American Mental health system.
Imagine if you showed up for your senior year and learned that your high school would close at the end of the year. Worse- next year students will have to attend their hated rival school. Teachers are leaving, clubs and teams are dropped, no one wants to be principal. In the midst of the chaos, an unexpected leader arises to be elected school president. He promises one helluva of year.
The promise will be delivered.I
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