My Children's Stories

Lois DeWitt

I have written and illustrated two stories for children, specifically to share them online with all who visit the Free Online Art Classes website.

They were a lot of fun to do and I hope you enjoy them and are inspired to write and illustrate your own stories! As always, they are free for you to read. Just email me (below) and request the stories.


The first story, "Black Charles and Mrs. Gray," is actually about myself and my Standard Poodle pup, Charley. We do attend dog obedience, tricks training and agility classes, although, to date, Charley has not had an opportunity to accost a robber and become a hero. He is fond of digging and loves to run and jump over things.


Happy New Year! 2012 picture of Charley, looking handsomer than ever!

Hi! I'm Charley! I was just a year old when my owner, Lois, made a blog just for me! Now I'm five! Lois says that eating healthy food and getting plenty of exercise is important, not just for Standard poodles like me, but for all dogs!

Find out how I did in Obedience, Canine Good Citizen and Agility classes. I just finished the "Hollywood Stars" Tricks Training Class. That was my favorite!

To learn more about Charley, visit his blog.

Meet some of Charley's fans at this fun blog!


Here's a site we love to visit--Carolina Poodle Rescue at Dreamweaver Farms!


Click here to read about "Black Charles and Mrs. Gray."


My second story, "When Kevin Was King," is about a little boy who lives in a city and finds a fantasy world in the vacant lot next to his apartment house.

Click here to read "When Kevin Was King."


My good friend Georgia Mullen has written and published "A Shocking And Unnatural Incident," a most amazing book about temperance, women's rights, abolition and three girls caught up in the turmoil of the time.

See more about this book and here other book, "Wixumlee Is My Salvation" click here!

Old Dog Treats Website

Always Provide Your Old Dog With A Quality Diet, Social Activity, Exercise And Professional Veterinary Care

Once dogs reach the age of eight, many professional breeders and Veterinarians consider them to be seniors and old dogs. Since all of our dogs have been large and lived to be fourteen (the youngest), I don't necessarily agree with that thinking. Yet, my goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to find the best dog products, dog supplies and resources available for your aging dog.

Wonderful, awesome and humorous photos--all are available for purchase at John Hartung's website.

Decorate your walls with these inspiring, uplifting photos. Give them as gifts to brighten the days of your friends and loved ones.