We have been reading Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life, a book written by Jennifer Aniston.
The message of Clydeo revolves around curiousity, exploration, and the joy of experiencing life with a trusted friend. Clydeo encourages readers to embrace new adventures, appreciate diverse cultures, and savour the world’s flavours with an open heart and mind. Through his playful, food-filled journeys, Clydeo shows young readers the importance of friendship, creativity, and openness to new experiences, reminding them that the world is full of delightful discoveries waiting to be made.
The story of Clydeo’s journey to find out what makes him sparkle, reminds us of the importance of trying new activities. Not everything is for everyone, but with patience and persistence, you can find what lights you up, just like Clydeo did. A story of self-discovery and while at it, as Clyde says … “take a bite out of life!”
Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life was inspired by Jennifer Aniston’s rescue, Clyde. Clyde is a big brother to her other rescue, Lord Chesterfield. It took them awhile, like most rescue dogs, to adjust to their new lives. It takes them awhile to find their “thing.”
Jennifer Aniston had two other rescues, Norman and Dolly and now Clyde and Lord Chesterfield.
In celebration of the launch of her debut picture book, Jennifer Aniston is unveiling The Clydeo Fund as a vehicle to support animal rescue organisations around the globe. Every dollar counts in their mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and find forever homes for animals in need. Through innovative partnerships, advocacy, and community education, The Clydeo Fund aims to give a voice to our furry friends. Join us in our mission to save the lives of shelter animals, improve conditions within shelters, and bring joy and unconditional love to the homes of the humans who rescue them.
The Clydeo Fund is committed to creating a kinder, more loving world for shelter animals around the globe by providing critical assistance to rescue organisations. You can donate to The Clyde Fund here.
Everyone who has rescued an animal knows that, in many ways, they can rescue you too.
