Storycasts

In Part II of The Story of Boo you will follow the true exploits of a trained rescue dog that lives in Sarasota County, Florida. This story was written and read by Boo's personal trainer, Patricia Abrams.  For more information about rescue dogs in Sarasota County please go to http://k-9sar.net/.

"The Emperor's New Clothes" is a short tale by Hans Christian Andersen about two weavers who promise an Emperor a new suit of clothes that is invisible to those unfit for their positions, stupid, or incompetent.  When the Emperor parades before his subjects in his new clothes can you imagine what happens?  Story told by John Wild a Kiwanis member.

The Story of Boo is a thrilling true story about a dog that was rescued.  With love and training Boo becomes a search and rescue dog.  Story written and read by Patricia Abrams.

Patricia Abrams with the Sarasota K-9 Search and Rescue, Inc. shares her true story about Noah.  Noah was raised and trained by Patricia and her husband Joe to become a successful search and rescue dog. In this delightful story Patricia uses Noah's experiences to teach children some valuable life lessons.

A Bull Frog thinks that he is the biggest creature around.  Story performed by Dr. Lonnette M. Gaines.

A dog and cat are upset because they have no family to spend Thanksgiving with. Story performed by Dr. Lonnette M. Gaines and Marilyn J. Nykiforuk.

Loud knocking on a couples front door awakens them night after night.  

Local Sarasota author Brenda M. Spalding reads her book Just Batty.  Just Batty is the endearing story about a caring young boy named Hayden, who learns about bats in school and how they are struggling to survive in a world filled with ecological pitfalls.  Storycasts is produced and directed by Marilyn J. Nykiforuk.

One of the most famous love poems ever written "How Do I Love Thee?  Let Me Count the Ways" (Sonnet 43) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.  Read by Marilyn J. Nykiforuk.

The Jade Emperor challenges all the animals to a race.  The first twelve animals to reach the other side of the river will have a year named after them.  Who will be first across the river and what animal will be last?