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Living with Grace
$1,099.00

{It’s quirky, fun and genuinely captivating. More importantly, Grace’s story is a life lesson that teaches children that change is not to be feared whilst helping them develop positive social skills and reflect on what it means to be kind and empathic towards others.

5

BookViral

A Genuine Gem of a Read!

{Change is difficult, which is why uplifting stories on transition are always welcome. Grace moves through life’s changes with courage and optimism underpinned with a knowing confidence that she’ll be fine on the other end of the challenge. As a senior military officer, I’ve seen first-hand the challenges children have moving every few years and living a life filled with change. A must-read for children who experience fear or resistance to change in their lives.

5

Major General Stephen T. Denker

USAF (Retired)

{Dogs are the earthly bearers of unconditional love and you see it clearly throughout the story of Everybody Loves Grace! Katy’s and Grace’s adventures are so visually tangible to bring delight to all - from children and grandchildren all the way to the reading circle at school or The Humane Society. I can’t wait to share this book!

5

Arlene Post

Vice President, Client Services at Venturion Career Management, Philanthropist

{I love the relationship Grace has with her mommy, Katy. Grace watches everything she does, and she is amazed at how much her mom can accomplish on her own, while making it look so easy. They enjoy their quiet time together as much as their exciting adventures! That is what makes their bond so special. It’s fun to have friends along during your adventures, but the time you spend with people you love the most is truly a gift and one that should not be taken for granted.

5

Reed Goetz

Public Relations Major at Texas Tech University and proud owner of rescue pup, Miley

{Katy McQuaid’s children’s book series Everybody Loves Grace is like Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood on the road. For the stories, the world is their oyster. Told through the eyes of Grace the dog, they immediately connect with the child in all innocence and wonder. There’s no better way for a child to see and learn about places of enchantment and experience which must be navigated through life.

5

Ms. Shawn Smith

School District Superintendent

{There is a beautiful concept in my religious tradition called Common Grace. The Creator’s fingerprints are everywhere and accessible to everyone. It is called Common because no one is excluded from its presence, and it is Grace in that it reflects the very nature of the Divine. There is a complementary tradition which understands our human condition as one of desperately needing Grace but often not seeing it, even when it wags its tail at us.

5

Reverend David Meserve

Littleton, Colorado