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This story captures a joyful day at the park, where dogs of all shapes, sizes, and abilities show that what makes us different is also what makes us special.
From a tiny Chihuahua with a big personality to a rambunctious poodle who can’t contain his excitement, each pup Danny meets helps him see that belonging doesn’t mean being the same.

For Every Kid Who’s Ever Felt a Little Different
Hey, Danny Boy! is more than a book about dogs, it’s a gentle, hopeful reminder for children that differences should be celebrated, not hidden.
Whether your child is navigating a physical disability, learning challenge, or simply growing into who they are, this story offers comfort, confidence, and a whole lot of heart.
- Ages 4–8
- Perfect for dog lovers
- A wonderful gift for kids learning to embrace their uniqueness

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What early readers are saying
“A wonderful children’s book about being different.”
“It opens a conversation about feeling shy because of an obvious physical difference which can be expanded to include differences like hair color and texture, eye color, skin color and how our differences make each of us unique and special. It is written in a way that will keep children engaged with the rhyme and illustrations. I highly recommend this book for parents and teachers of young children.”
Carol Vogel
Retired Special Education & Pre-K Teacher
“It’s a story about dogs, but really, it’s about all of us.”
“Feeling like you don’t fit in is something we all face, whether our differences are visible or not. Hey, Danny Boy! is a great reminder that kindness, understanding, and acceptance should begin not just with how we treat others, but with how we treat ourselves.”
Logan Bartholomew
Father of Two Young Children




