June Pug Says No to Drugs

Author: Edd Megan Johnson McCullough and Kayla Victor

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Children and adults will love the story of June Pug who is a leader in her community because she says NO to drugs. June Pug will educate children about the reasons they should not do drugs, tell them about the types of drugs that are harmful versus those that can help you, and give them the skills to determine who they can ask for help if offered drugs. Children will learn that every BODY should be mindful of their brain and BODY in order to be healthy, do well in school, and be able to play the sports and activities they enjoy with much better ability. June Pug will inspire children to always be a good friend, student, sister, brother, daughter, son, and teammate, because she has taken a pledge (just like children will in this book) to not do drugs and to tell others not to do drugs. Even at a young age, pugs like June know that no matter how old you are or who tells what to do, saying NO to drugs is always the best answer in order to be your best self.

About the Author

Dr. Megan Johnson McCullough, EdD, is the owner of Every BODY's Fit (fitness studio) in Oceanside, CA. She is a Doctor of Health and Human Performance and is a Drug and Alcohol Fitness Recovery Specialist. Dr. McCullough is also a world champion professional natural bodybuilder, fitness model, and has 4 other books she has published with Palmetto and 2 more cookbooks she has written about metabolism. Other credentials Dr. McCullough has held include Master Trainer (National Academy of Sports Medicine), Personal Trainer (National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association), Group Exercise Instructor in Aqua, Cycle, Yoga, and Zumba (Aerobics and Fitness Association of America), Corrective Exercise Specialist, Fitness Nutrition Specialist, Senior Fitness Specialist, Wellness Coach, and Lifestyle and Weight Management Specialist. She is happily married to her husband, Carl, and loves her two pugs, Steve Nash and Scottie Pippen. Dr. McCullough also has a research book currently in publication and has released a cell phone application called Fit PACE for persons in addiction recovery to incorporate exercise to help maintain sobriety.