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Angie Vipperman, Children's Book Author

Red Alert Ruby

Maxwell Moves In

Ruby is a small Chihuahua with a giant personality. When she receives an unwelcome surprise, it tests her patience on an extreme level. Kids and dog-lovers of all ages will enjoy this real-life adventure of jealousy, courage, and forgiveness, all written in Ruby's point of view.

Parents and blended/adopted families can be inspired by Red Alert...

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Other Writing

Kissing Cousins Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short

Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short story follows a middle-schooler named Jay. Chelsea, his younger cousin, follows him everywhere, wanting to hug and kiss him all the time. Jay has to pray hard to overcome his dislike of her. But with God, all things are possible!

I did not do the illustrations for this story.

Combat for Corey Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short

Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short story follows Corey, a middle-schooler who has bully troubles at school. Until he learns a valuable lesson about the armor of God and stands up to face his fears.

I did not do the illustrations for this story.

One Tiny Detail This short story appeared in the January/February 2002

This short story appeared in the January/February 2002 issue of Evangelizing Today's Child magazine. Read along as eleven-year-old girl named K.C. feels ashamed when she lies to her best friend. There are five thought-provoking questions at the end.

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Praise

Red Alert Ruby is a eye-opening story told through the eyes of Ruby, a spirited Chihuahua whose world changes when her new brother Maxwell arrives from a puppy mill. Readers will gain a gentle but powerful and heartfelt understanding of what dogs in commercial breeding facilities endure. It’s an inspiring and compassionate read that helps both children and adults see the truth about puppy mills—and the healing that love and patience can bring to dogs rescued from these operations.

– Janie Jenkins, President of Stop Online Puppy Mills