I’m a curious puppy,
I’ve reached the dog park and I’m happy.
But my legs are short; I’m different,
So I fear – how will I find a friend here?

Maple the dog goes out for a walk to the dog park when suddenly he discovers that he is not like the rest. How will the other dogs react to his unusual body shape? Will he succeed in finding a friend despite his difference? And what can one unique dog teach us all about tolerance and acceptance of others?

This is the first book by Rina and Eden Simhy, a mother and daughter who, along with their whole family, raise an unusual and special dog.
Rina, 61 years old, has a seniority of 30 years in the ministry of education and holds a master’s degree in special education. She has received a national education prize.
Eden, 26 years old, is rich in experience with journalistic writing and mainly – has a deep understanding of accepting those who are different, having been a stuttering and different child herself.
Maple, the star of the story, is two years old, playful, enjoys being petted, being taken on long walks, and of course – being a source of inspiration for moving stories.