Joyful Trouble: Based on the True Story of a Dog Enlisted in the Royal Navy

Kindle UK Storyteller 2017 Top Reviewed#1 Historical Fiction Africa#1 Historical African Biographies#2 Children's Dogs BooksTop 10 Historical Fiction, Military & WarsAmazon Most Gifted BooksDiscover the enthralling world ofJoyful Trouble, a heartwarming and humorous story that will transport you to a time of good morals, traditional values, and unforgettable adventures.MeetJoyful Trouble, a World War II Great Dane who was the first dog enrolled in the Royal Navy.Discover how his love for humans transcended the ordinary man-dog bond.When this gentle giant arrives at a Navy base, he sets out on a mission to win over every heart, even if it means breaking a few rules in the process.Travel back in time to relive the beloved true story that has captured the hearts of generations. Follow the adventures of an extraordinary dog who discovered his true calling in the most unexpected way.Prepare to be enchanted by the endearing bond between a young girl and boy and their adoring grandad. As you read this book, you will embark on an extraordinary journey that addresses universal issues,advocates for animal rights, andemphasizes the importance of standing up for what is right.More to enjoy in this bookThis enchanting story includes:a delectableVetkoek Recipe,traditionalSouth African crisp dough breadsAna’s Cookies With a Twist, a recipe that will add delight to your reading experience.theLegend of the Cape Gannet Bird, the Sky Diver of the SeasJoyful Troublehas been endorsed by poet Nada Sobhi and described as a story that unfolds like a captivating movie.Discover a heartwarming story of friendship and dedication centered ona gentle giant who never used his tail as a weapon.Join us for a special parade to honor Royal Navy South AtlanticOrdinary Seaman Joyful Trouble. Ana and Tommy are looking forward to hearing the incredible story of this Great Dane from their grandfather, a gifted storyteller and former Ordinary Seaman. Discover how Joyful Trouble's fondness for seamen and his exploits won the hearts of both the Navy and t