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Lynda Bulla grew up in Southern California and has resided in a small farming community of Fresno County for fifty-eight years. She lives with her husband on a ranch where the open fields have inspired many poems and stories. Lynda has a variety of work experience, working as a library assistant for ten years and as a substitute teacher, and is now a real estate broker. She has a BA in liberal studies from California State University, Fresno. It was during her return to college in 1980 that she discovered her love for writing. Lynda and her husband have three children, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild, with another on the way soon. They also harbor too many stray dogs that find them in the country.

Serve and protect is the motto most police live by. And the geese, police on Harrow’s farm, are no exception-catching thieves, finding the lost, responding to emergencies, controlling unruly mobs and solving mysteries.

Their sage advice brings comfort in times of distress, and gratitude from the receiver of their gentle care. Although the inhabitants are all different, their only connection is their home; they all work together to honor their heroes.

Newspaper  
United States, Los Angeles, California  
Thursday, August 4, 2022

Headline: Extensively Published Children’s Books Author Relaunches an Endearing Story of a Farm

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