Frank the Fish Finds His Forever Home

This is a story about a betta fish named Frank. Frank is more person than fish. He loves his people, he likes his routine, and he knows what he wants. Unlike most fish, he's very expressive and is more than capable of conveying his displeasure or joy.

After a journey full of ups and downs, Frank realizes that home isn't about where you live, it's about who you love and who loves you. Join Frank on his adventure to find his forever home!

A portion of all proceeds from Frank the Fish Finds His Forever Home will be donated to a non-profit organization supporting adoption.

Sarah Burnett-Murray holds several degrees, diplomas, and certificates, including a Master of Arts in Sociology from McMaster University. After working in the health care field for 17 years, Sarah switched professions to pursue work in the co-operative housing sector. Currently, she is pursuing her Accredited Member of the Institute of Housing Management (AIHM) certification. Sarah is a big proponent of community engagement and education. As such, she spends a great deal of time volunteering as president of the Golden Horseshoe Co-operative Housing Federation and President of a local co-op housing board of directors. In addition, Sarah instructs for two co-op housing federations and sits on the Canada's National Education Committee (CHF Canada).Her favourite pastimes include spending time with family and friends, reading, writing, music, movies, and going on new adventures. Sarah is passionate about children and animals. She is currently in the adoption process as a way to build her family and has rescued many animals over the years. She believes that small kindnesses can change the world and that even tiny fish (like Frank) deserve a great life.You can reach Sarah at sbmurraybooks@gmail.com or follow her on social media: www.facebook.com/sbmurraybookshttps: //www.linkedin.com/in/sarahburnettmurray

Cory Cole has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Brock University and a Certificate in Graphic Design from Durham College. She received the Durham College Award, the Robert McLaughlin Gallery Award, and the title of Highest Ranking Graduate. Cory has been working as a graphic designer for more than 18 years. Cory has always had a love for art, and when she is not drawing cartoons for the local newspaper, she enjoys teaching. In her spare time, Cory loves trail running and walks in the woods with her family and toy poodles Henri and Carol.You can reach Cory at cory@jacdesign.com or follow her on social media: https: //www.facebook.com/lunchcartoons/www.linkedin.com/in/corycole11https: //www.instagram.com/lunchcartoons/