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One shy bulldog. Four tail-wagging adventures. A heart full of love and laughs.
The Clemmy Series
Meet Clemmy—a timid, big-hearted bulldog who’s scared of the world but brave where it counts. Whether she’s learning to talk, finding her special job, or adjusting to a new sibling, Clemmy’s funny misadventures teach kids (and pups) that love, family, and a little courage can change everything.
Each book in this gentle Christian series is packed with warmth, giggles, and life lessons perfect for children ages 3–8—and the grown-ups who read to them.
Award Winning Author
Caroline Crocker
Dr. Caroline Crocker is a speaker and multi-genre writer who focuses on truth written like fiction and a blogger who addresses science, faith, teaching, and other topics. Previously, she worked as a biologist, medical research scientist, associate professor, nonprofit founder, and CEO. Caroline lives with her husband in Northern Virginia. She has four grown children and eight wonderful grandchildren and had a much-loved, much-missed bulldog who snored very loudly.
Picture Books About a Bulldog
Caroline is grateful that people worldwide would like to purchase her children’s books about a bulldog–Clemmy. The links below are to Amazon USA, but you can find the books worldwide at any online retailer. Happy reading!
When love grows, even the most timid pup finds her roar.
Clemmy and her family discover that real communication means hearing with your heart.
From goofball to helper—Clemmy learns that everyone belongs somewhere.
Clemmy’s new “sister” isn’t what she expected—but family is family, even when she’s a duckling!
Young readers will love and appreciate this simple, charming story of dog adoption told in Clemmy Gets a Family. Clemmy explains about being an orphan dog in a matter-of-fact way and then tells us how she finds love and acceptance in his new family. In fact, their love and training help her learn to be brave!
The illustrations are as delightful as the story.
Clemmy Gets a Family is the story you wish for every unwanted dog in the world.
– Pam Green
In Clemmy Gets a Sister, Clemmy, the English Bulldog, loved being the center of her humans’ attention. A duck with a duckling following her waddled through the yard, through the house, and to the swimming pool. When the mother duck waddled away, she left her duckling alone in the pool. Clemmy’s humans take good care of Peep, the duckling, much to Clemmy’s displeasure. Peep quickly became part of the family and seemed to get more attention than Clemmy liked. How long would Peep be around? How many time-outs would Clemmy get for chasing the duckling around the house? How would Clemmy fare if Peep wasn’t there anymore?
I thoroughly enjoyed Clemmy Gets a Sister! This adorable story gives an amazing view of what introducing a new pet into the family looks like, no matter how temporary or permanent the stay is. The way Caroline Crocker conveys Clemmy’s ideas and responses makes this picture book very hard to put down, even for an adult! I love how Clemmy can’t seem to decide if the addition of Peep is good or bad for her relationship with her humans. The pictures of Clemmy and Peep in such natural settings add extra fun and flair to the story. I recommend Clemmy Gets A Sister to young children who love a realistic tale of how animals interact and enjoy an interesting point of view. Crocker is an amazing writer who will undoubtedly keep kids entertained for many years to come!
– K.C. Finn
Clemmy Gets a Family is a charming and touching story about an English bulldog who had an unhappy start in life. She is frightened, lonely, and uncared for until a human family chooses her to be part of their family. They chose a dirty, stinky dog that hid from them because they knew she needed them the most. While enjoying what it feels like to be loved and to be safe, Clemmy also learns to be brave. As time passes, Clemmy learns what unconditional love means and how it is given easily and freely. Even when she doesn’t do things right, they still love her.
Caroline Crocker shows her young readers the unconditional love that God offers simplistically so that a child can relate to it and understand it. The message of acceptance and love is sweetly illustrated in her story. The illustrations are beautiful and vivid, and children will love them. With the colorful and interesting pages, this can be a fun book for children to look through even if they cannot yet read. I recommend this charming book.