Warren’s meow is a honk.

He doesn’t sound like his Seal Point Siamese family or look like them. His brothers and sisters will not play kitty games with him. And, then, on a backyard adventure things change. He saves his family from an unwanted visitor and his honking is important after all.

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Praise for Glasses for Margie

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I really liked this story.  It moved me and made me wish I could live in Doc's yard with all those lovely animals.  And, my nine-year-old daughter fell in love with Margie.

-Gaspar Sabater,

Illustrator and Cartoonist, Argentina

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This is a fun story for children who love animals.  You can tell the author does.  The animals are curious, described specifically, and enjoy using their imaginations.

-Gay Nelson,

Elementary teacher, Lincoln, Nebraska

This companion guide for the sequel in the Glasses for Margie series, Margie Surprises Doc, allows your early reader more fun and an opportunity to learn with familiar animal friends!

Author Virginia K. White has been a classroom teacher for 40 years. Her love of students, and an appreciation for unique personalities and learning styles, inspired Virginia to individualize lessons to reach all students. Because all students do not learn in the same way, she believes it is important to recognize those differences early. 

In this book, she has attempted to do just that. There are several activities for young learners because finding what works is important! It is the hope of the author that there will be activities that will meet the needs of a variety of learners.

This companion guide for the beloved book, Glasses for Margie, allows your early reader more fun and an opportunity to learn with familiar animal friends!

Author Virginia K. White has been a classroom teacher for 40 years. Her love of students, and an appreciation for unique personalities and learning styles, inspired Virginia to individualize lessons to reach all students. Because all students do not learn in the same way, she believes it is important to recognize those differences early. 

In this book, she has attempted to do just that. There are several activities for young learners because finding what works is important! It is the hope of the author that there will be activities that will meet the needs of a variety of learners.

Can an opossum become a member of Doc's yard family?  She has poor vision and hearing, is a fighter, but has a good heart.  All of Doc's yard family want to give him something for his birthday.  What will Olivia give him?  (My addition)  Enjoy the fun and entertainment book complete with facts.  The skunk kits entertain the reader with their games as well as share facts about their breed.  And, Olivia lets the reader what she can and cannot do. 

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Praise for Margie Surprises Doc

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This is super cute and I like the new addition of Olivia.  The musical bit reminded me of the Little Honker books.  Perhaps a crossover is in the future!  The kits are funny.  Makes me wonder if Doc will make glasses for them as well as Olivia.

-Staci Day, elementary educator, Aurora, CO

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I read this with my little sister and loved the whole story, but as an athlete, I loved skunk soccer the most.  It was so fun and entertaining.

-Garrett Dulany, high school student, Wellington, CO

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I liked the characters and their fun, stinky names.  I also liked the way that the animals seemed like people.  I loved how the animals were a family.

-Izze Younkerman, elementary student, Highlands Ranch, CO