Welcome to Episode 9 of Read Along Radio.

We finished BOMBO in episode 8 of “Read Along Radio”. At the end of that episode, we asked for feedback on BOMBO and “Read Along Radio”. Here are some of the comments we got about BOMBO.

We had several people ask, “What happens next?” What happens next is the Read Along Radio podcast of POPPY.

Poppy is the sad, but cute, little Pekingese we heard about at the end of BOMBO. She had been doted on by her owner who died suddenly and left Poppy in her grandson’s care. The grandson dumped her in the street on his way out of town. She is now behind bars at the county pound, and scheduled for euthanasia. The needle. Death. Robin and Mary race against time to save her.

The same wonderful narrator, Caitlin Williams, will be reading POPPY. Here is an excerpt from the book.

Read Along Radio will begin broadcasting POPPY in January, BUT before that …

T Heights will be signing Robin Kould and Mary Yen Rescue books in Wausau, Wisconsin on December 13, 2025. The Wausau Barnes and Noble Bookstore and T Heights will be teaming up to support The Humane Society of Marathon County.

The mission of the Humane Society of Marathon County is to inspire and engage the community to end animal suffering and commit to responsible pet ownership. You can help them help homeless pets by purchasing books from Barnes and Noble on December 13!

Barnes and Noble will contribute a percentage of their net sales to the Humane Society of Marathon County. AND all of the profits from the Robin Kould and Mary Yen Rescue book sales will be donated to them.

So if you’d like to add your support to the Humane Society of Marathon County, make your list of “want to read or gift” books and mark your calendar to purchase them on December 13. You don’t have to be in the store. You can make your purchases online from anywhere. Just remember to use the voucher number—Get your paper and pen or pencil ready—1 2 9 2 2 9 6 9 at the bottom of the screen when you check out, so the Humane Society of Marathon County gets the credit.

That’s 1 2 9 2 2 9 6 9. You can also get this number from the T Heights Books website at THeightsBooks.com.

The Humane Society of Marathon County hosted a Book Signing/Book Fair last year just before Thanksgiving. The attendance was great, and I met some wonderful people there. Judy, a former manager of the Humane Society, told me this heartwarming story of a dog rescue.

If you have a rescue story you’d like to share on this podcast, please email it to T.Heights@outlook.com.

By the way, the fourth book in the Robin Kould and Mary Yen Rescue Series, LOKI, will be making its debut at the Book Signing/Book Fair in Wausau on December 13. Make sure to purchase your hot-off-the-press copy of LOKI from Barnes & Noble and use the voucher number 1, 2, 9, 2, 2, 9, 6, 9 at check-out.

In LOKI, Robin and Mary call on their eighth-grade classmates for help in finding homes for more than a hundred dogs rescued from a puppy mill. Just as their mission is gaining momentum, the school principal confiscates the money they’ve collected for dog food, and all the dogs are going to be put down the next day. With Loki and the other dogs facing death, Robin questions his usefulness in canine rescue work. But then who will be the voice for those who cannot speak?

LOKI has the themes of compassion, determination and cooperation are interwoven into another humorous Robin Kould and Mary Yen Rescue.

Tune in next week for more dog rescue stories, comments on BOMBO and “Read Along Radio”, and the “Meet and Greet T Heights” at the Dragon Tales Books in Menomonie, Wisconsin on December 20 from 11 am to 2

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In case this is the first time you’re tuning in to Read Along Radio, or just as a review, in the previous episodes, we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up getting blamed for their crime. Robin wound up being assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, getting a three-day suspension from school, and was required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court-assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

On Robin’s second try at a first day of school, he met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. He didn’t like her, but she is the only one in his class who talks to him. Robin has explained the incident that got him in trouble to his Uncle Damian and decided he wants to prove his innocence and clear his record. During his first attempt to do this, he learned how easy it was to jump to a wrong conclusion and embarrassed himself by accusing the wrong person. He finally managed to track down the real culprits. After hearing their story and learning that Bombo will be euthanized if Greg Peterson doesn’t get out of jail in time to claim his dog, Robin switches his focus to proving Greg’s innocence.

Robin and Mary exhaust all of their ideas for getting Greg Peterson out of jail in time to save Bombo. They haven’t found a way to get the dog adopted—even temporarily. Robin talked Judy, the manager of the pound, into letting him take Bombo for a last walk. Things got pretty exciting when Bombo pulled him all over town. Robin ended up having to call Mary for help because he couldn’t make Bombo return to the shelter. Mary explained how she got Judge Fairchild to send the police to help Robin, and we learned who really robbed the liquor store.

In this episode, we get a wrap-up of what happened after the thief was caught, and Mary takes the credit for being the hero.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In the previous episodes we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up getting blamed for their crime. Robin wound up being assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, getting a three day suspension from school, and was required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

On Robin’s second try at a first day of school, he met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. He didn’t like her, but she is the only one in his class who talks to him. Robin has explained the incident that got him in trouble to his Uncle Damian and decided he wants to prove his innocence and clear his record. During his first attempt to do this, he learned how easy it was to jump to a wrong conclusion, and embarrassed himself by accusing the wrong person. He finally managed to track down the real culprits. After hearing their story and learning that Bombo will be euthanized if Greg Peterson doesn’t get out of jail in time to claim his dog, Robin switches his focus to proving Greg’s innocence.

Robin and Mary exhaust all of their ideas for getting Greg Peterson out of jail in time to save Bombo. They haven’t found a way to get the dog adopted—even temporarily. Robin talks Judy, the manager of the pound, into letting him take Bombo for a last walk. Things got pretty exciting when Bombo pulled him all over town. Robin ended up having to call Mary for help because he couldn’t make Bombo return to the shelter.

In this episode, Mary explains how she got Judge Fairchild to send the police to help Robin, and we learn who really robbed the liquor store.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In the previous episodes we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up getting blamed for their crime. Robin wound up being assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, getting a three day suspension from school, and was required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

On Robin’s second try at a first day of school, he met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. He didn’t like her, but she is the only one in his class who talks to him. Robin has explained the incident that got him in trouble to his Uncle Damian and decided he wants to prove his innocence and clear his record. During his first attempt to do this, he learned how easy it was to jump to a wrong conclusion, and embarrassed himself by accusing the wrong person. He finally managed to track down the real culprits. After hearing their story and learning that Bombo will be euthanized if Greg Peterson doesn’t get out of jail in time to claim his dog, Robin switches his focus to proving Greg’s innocence.

In this episode, Robin and Mary have exhausted all of their ideas for getting Greg Peterson out of jail in time to save Bombo. They have not found a way to get the dog adopted—even temporarily. Robin talks Judy, the manager of the pound, into letting him take Bombo for a last walk. Things get pretty exciting when Bombo drags him all over town, and it takes a lot of help to get the muddle straightened out.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In the previous episodes we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up getting blamed for their crime after the two kids ran away leaving him holding a can of spray paint. Robin wound up being assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, getting a three day suspension from school, and was required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

On Robin’s second try at a first day of school after finishing his three-day suspension, he met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. Meeting her may have been worse than his jail tour and three-day suspension combined. She had a know-it-all attitude that made him wish he’d never met her.

Robin has explained the incident that got him in trouble to his Uncle Damian and decided he wants to prove his innocence and clear his record. He found it easy to jump to a wrong conclusion and embarrassed himself by accusing the wrong person.

In this episode, Robin finally manages to track down the real culprits. After hearing their story and learning that Bombo will be euthanized if Greg Peterson doesn’t get out of jail in time to claim his dog, Robin switches his focus to proving Greg’s innocence.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

We’ve been getting to know Robin Kould and his classmate, Mary Yen, as they struggle to prove Greg Peterson’s innocence of robbing a liquor store and Robin’s innocence of spray-painting Greg’s dog, Bombo. In this episode, Mary gathers evidence to prove Greg Peterson’s innocence while Robin looks for the two boys who spray-painted Bombo.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In case this is the first time you’re tuning in to Read Along Radio, or just as a review, in the last episodes, we met Robin Kould as he started his first day at a new school in a new life. He encountered two kids spray-painting a dog and tried to stop them, but ended up being blamed for their crime after the two kids ran away leaving him holding a can of spray paint. Robin wound up getting assigned 100 hours of community service work at the local pound, receiving a three day suspension from school, and being required to tour the local jail. We got a glimpse of Robin’s special gift of being able to communicate with dogs. We also accompanied him as he toured the local jail as part of his court assigned “disposition”. An incident with an inmate cut his tour short, but Robin experienced enough to know he never wants to be put there.

After finishing his three-day suspension from school, Robin has a second try at a first day of school. He met Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. Meeting her may have been worse than his jail tour and three-day suspension combined. She had a know-it-all attitude that made him wish he’d never met her.

In this episode, Robin has to explain to his Uncle Damian how he ended up in juvenile court. We learn how his uncle reacts, and Robin decides to prove his innocence and clear his name. He also finds out more about Greg Peterson, an inmate he met during his jail tour. He still doesn’t like Mary Yen, but learning more about her background helps him understand her better—and she is the only classmate who talks to him. Everyone else thinks he is a juvenile delinquent. More than ever, he wants to prove his innocence and change people’s perception of him, and he thinks he knows how.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.

Welcome to Read Along Radio, the podcast that turns reading struggles into reading success with exciting and thrilling stories.

In the last episode, Robin Kould tried to stop two kids who were spray-painting a dog and ended up being arrested for the crime himself. He was given a three-day suspension from school, assigned to do community service work at the county pound, and to tour the local jail. He also became aware of the possibility that dogs could talk to him.

In this episode, we’ll join Robin on his jail tour. He finishes his three-day suspension from school and meets Mary Yen, an eighth-grade classmate who wants to be a lawyer. Meeting her may just be worse than his jail tour and three-day suspension combined.

If you want to read along or read ahead, go to www.THeightsBooks.com and click on Books, or go to Barnes & Noble and search for BOMBO by T Heights.