Timber's Tale: A Puppy's Journey to Finding Home Inspires New Children's Book

The book publishing industry is set to welcome a heartwarming addition with the release of 'Is This My Home?' by Blade Kotelly, scheduled for July 22, 2025. Published by Snowy Nose Press, this illustrated picture book delves into the emotional journey of Timber, a puppy in search of his forever home, offering readers a narrative rich with themes of courage, resilience, and the universal quest for belonging.

What sets 'Is This My Home?' apart is its foundation in a true story, narrated from Timber's perspective, making it an accessible and deeply emotional read for young audiences. The book not only tells a compelling story but also includes guides for parents and educators to facilitate discussions around identity, empathy, and emotional growth. This approach underscores the book's potential to serve as a valuable tool for fostering meaningful conversations between children and adults.

The author, Blade Kotelly, brings a unique blend of creativity and insight to the project. A Boston-based innovator and MIT instructor, Kotelly's passion for dogs and storytelling shines through in this work. The real-life Timber, who lives with Kotelly, has already captured the hearts of many through his online presence, hinting at the book's appeal to a broad audience.

Snowy Nose Press, the publisher behind 'Is This My Home?', is known for its commitment to creating children's stories that not only entertain but also impart moral lessons. With vibrant illustrations and engaging prose, the press aims to captivate young imaginations while instilling values that resonate across generations. The book's themes of finding one's place in the world and the importance of the right companionship are timely, reflecting broader societal conversations about identity and belonging.

For more information about 'Is This My Home?' and Timber's journey, visit www.timberstale.com or explore the publisher's offerings at www.snowynosepress.com. This book represents not just a story about a puppy's search for home, but a mirror to our own searches for where and with whom we belong.