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Author: Stephanie Calmenson (on JOMB)
Illustrator: Justin Sutcliffe
Published: 1994 Clarion Books (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0395654777 Chapters.ca Amazon.com
Crisp, candid photographs and friendly, fact-filled text tell the true tale of an exceptionally lovable dog who, through the generosity, skill and hard work of herself, her master, her trainers and vet, brings joy and companionship to strangers.
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There's a new carnival in town--the Picture Book Carnival.
This month it will be hosted by NYCTeacher at Mentor Texts & More. Submit your links by October 5. For more information, head on over and read.
The Third Picture Book Carnival is coming soon. It is time to start thinking about reading, reviewing, and submitting. You can read all about it here.
Let's put together a compendium of great books that we use to help lift the level of children's writing. Submissions for grades K - 8 are welcome. Be sure to include a grade level, as well as a description of how you use the book to make kids' writing better (i.e., what does the author do that you want your students to do) in your post.
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The First Ever Picture Book Carnival is up at Mentor Texts & More! I've been receiving some great picture books lately and so I'll have to really think, think, think about which one to review for the next carnival!
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I LOVE the cover… I would swear that is my doggie “Jake” (when he is all brushed of course)
Dog stories have always been my favorites (other then that teenage period most every girl goes through with horses) and this one I must pick up.
Always so hard to rationalize our human love/hate relationship with huMAN’s best friend. We have proven time and again the mental and physical healing powers of a dog (a pet for that matter) We praise them for the hard work and service they perform daily, whether it be seeing for the blind, hearing for the deaf, aiding the police, yet we ban them from most everywhere in our society. It’s easily proven dogs do not pass on disease or germs harmful to humans (however other people do) and they are far less likely to injure us then one of our own kind.
Sigh, I shouldn’t get started on this topic:)
Back to the book, it is so nice to expose children to the fact that the lowly dog can bring out so much emotion from a human, even one that may have given up on humanity and life itself.
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