Willyn Webb
1 book in the catalogue, published 2007.
Willyn Webb is the author of Baby; the Poodle Cow Dog, a 32 page children's book. Our catalogue describes her as an author, mother, teacher and rancher.
About Willyn Webb
We could not find any outside biography of Willyn Webb, so we know her through the book and our own description. It tells the true story of her daughter Skylyn and their tiny poodle, Baby. The catalogue lists the book as a 2007 publication of 32 pages, and it is the only book credited to her with us. The description names her as author, mother, teacher and rancher and gives no further biography.
What the books share
Her one book is a short children's story about courage and feeling out of place. It is set in a ranch family's world. The catalogue puts it in our new books group, and the story is short enough for a single read-aloud, with no further detail about the author on record.
The subjects this author is catalogued under. Open Library record.
Next steps for readers of this author
Choosing a read aloud for a shy child
Pick a short, true story and read it together. Webb's one book is 32 pages, so it can be finished before lights out.
Learning about small dogs before getting one
Compare size and weight on the breed page with your own home and family, then talk with a local breeder or shelter before deciding.
Go deeper
Webb writes for young readers about a girl, a poodle and ranch life. Here are places for families who want to carry that story into their own routines.
National 4-H Council
The home page of the youth organization, with a way to connect a young person to a parent or club leader.
American Kennel Club, Poodle (Miniature)
Breed details for the Miniature Poodle, listing its height as 10 to 15 inches and its weight as 10 to 15 pounds.
Read Aloud 15 Minutes, Resources
The campaign's pages cover why reading aloud matters and include a section on book selections.
Good to know
What did she write?
Is this her only book with us?
Writers like this one are how the list was built
We have published Colorado and Western writers since 1996, and every submission is still read by a person. Send yours, finished or half written.
