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Author: Kelly Bennett
Illustrator: Noah Z. Jones
Published: 2008 Candlewick Press (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0763627631
Sunny stylized digital images and giggle-inducing grins, grimaces and gestures make a disgruntled pet-owner’s gradual shift in perspective an entertaining example of rejection, reflection and imagination.
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on 10/26/2007
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by Lindsay Kaplan, Associate Publicist
The New York Times Book Review is the bible, but you wouldn’t know it. On any given Sunday, New York and its most intellectual denizens clutch the publishing industry’s holy text and systematically choose their next subway fashion statement. Sam Tanenhaus may or may not have brought the Bestseller List from Sinai, but he certainly leads his chosen people to the Holy Land better bookstores everywhere. (more…)
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What a fuuny, funny book. Full of color, humor, and imagination.
I read Not Norman and was delighted! My Grandson was tickled by their relationshop! What else has Ms. Bennet written, I would love to read more of her stuff!
I look forward to sharing this book with my school librarian and students!