Maxey, Buster and Fuzzpatch loved to play together. These three little guys would find lots of things to do during the summer. It was their favorite time of year. There was never a dull moment for any of them. This summer turned out to be quite different. Buster was the leader of the group. He would think up things to do that the others thought was really fun. Buster's big bright idea was to go see Mr. Bigley's back yard and play in it. Mr. Bigley just happened to be the richest man in town with the biggest house. He was also very grumpy and mean at times to others. Buster talked the other two into playing in Mr. Bigley's back yard and digging big holes in his once beautiful yard. They also played in his fish pond and got it all muddy. Mr. Bigley had very expensive gold fish in his pond, but the boys did not care, they were hot and muddy. When Mr. Bigley's butler Clarence Beagle heard them, and went outside he was horrified. He did not like the boys and when he saw the big holes they had dug, he started yelling at them. Maxey and Fuzzpatch ran off because they were scared. Buster was not afraid and he just stood and watched Clarence Beagle to see what he would do. Come join me and let's see what happened next?
About the Author: I was first introduced to West Highland terriers back in 1982 and fell in love with the breed. Thus began my love affair with Westies. We acquired a Mom and Pop Westie named Dizzy and Dandy. They had several litters and out of their second litter came our wonderful Molly B. Dizzy and Dandy went on to dog heaven and we kept Molly B and had her for thirteen great years. We had many adventures with Molly B. She was an escape artist and got herself into many harrowing predicaments. One time she got loose and it took us hours to find her. We found her down by the local creek checking out all the fish and frogs, dear Molly B. Molly B got sick in the summer of 1995 and we lost our beloved pet. Several years went by and many family and friends would give us dog figurines of Westies and some that even looked like Molly B. One day as I was sitting in my family room, I was admiring those cute puppies and had an inspiration to write a book about three little Westies who got into trouble one summer. They were adorable little guys and I wanted to bring them to life for children to enjoy . I began my story in the summer of 2007 and it took almost ten years for me to complete the story. Sometimes life gets in the way, but now it is finished and I hope many children will enjoy this book entitled Adventures in Boneville.