Author Thai Hufnagel's new book "Grandpa's Goat-Goat" is an original children's story about a young boy who goes with his mother to live on a farm with his grandparents.
Recent release "Grandpa's Goat-Goat" from Page Publishing author Thai Hufnagel is about a young boy named Robbie who moves with his mother to go live with his grandparents on the family farm. The story covers serious issues, such as Robbie's grandfather's heart attack, but ultimately conveys the message that life is still a great adventure.
AUBURN, Wash., June 28, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Thai Hufnagel, who lives outside Seattle, Washington, with his family, has completed his new book "Grandpa's Goat-Goat": a delightful and meaningful children's story that follows the story of Robbie and his mother as they settle into the family farm.
Thai writes, "He sneaks around the hay bale. There are two brand-new baby goats! She had baby goats! They were so cute! They couldn't even stand up! He heard their little voices as they first began to make noises."
Published by Page Publishing, Thai Hufnagel's impactful tale covers the difficult topic of Robbie's grandfather's heart attack. The story shows how the family copes with this trying time and moves forward together. Robbie enjoys learning to care for the animals as he settles into his new life on the farm.
Author Thai Hufnagel has committed to donating at least five percent of all proceeds from the sale of "Grandpa's Goat-Goat" to charities that help prevent and end childhood sexual abuse in all communities.
Readers who wish to experience this captivating work can purchase "Grandpa's Goat-Goat" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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