This book is so different from the eighteen titles that I came up with to name it. It is the best of the three that are written of the series The Caleb: A Christian Dog! This one you may wish to have if only for "The Spiritual Warfare Prayer." The rest of this book is also just amazing to me. God is the one who gave me the title of this book. It was not one of the eighteen that I came up with. I always have to wait on God to give me everything about the books I write. He doesn't inspire me to write. He enables my crippled body to perform the task of writing. I cannot see very well. I cannot type. I cannot remember what I thought to write. I also cannot sit without causing much pain. I get bed sores now that are a new painful experience for me. I give Jesus all the credit for my published books, along with Microsoft Disabilities and a few Filipinos from Xlibris Publishing. This book takes you through mostly nonfiction stories that actually happened. Some are dramatized for expression's sake. Most can be backed up with scripture from the Holy Bible. The pictures are real. Caleb and I are real. This book, like most of my books, is a one-of-a-kind book, but it can be used more than any other of the series as a reference book. This one can be made into a Christian movie also. It informs you of the plight of people who may be way less fortunate than we are. It may give you hope for the situation that you are dealing with. Some parts of this book are sad, but then it will turn around to hope and gratitude if you let it. Jesus wants to give all people his best, but there are certain things we must do to get that. The only three days I did not get demonically attacked to some degree since publishing The Caleb series for five months up to six times a day is when I recited the "Spiritual Warfare Prayer" out loud to myself or someone else. I hope this book helps you to achieve his best blessings! One of my best blessings is the fact that besides my getting saved, he gave me Caleb to take care of. Is that true, or is it Caleb who takes care of me?