Very quick one -- I should be working on the speech but
Jennifer Tanner sent me this:
"book covers with pictures of ladies (often holding candelabras) running away from ominous houses with one light on in an attic room?"
check! look here
http://www.morticiasmorgue.com/gothic.html
While not an enormous collection, it does sound like the webmistress has far more than are showcased and might be able to help you find a specific image.
Exactly what I needed! You really can find anything on the internet.
And the response from UK readers is 75-25 in favour of "a sunday roast" being a chicken, with many people adding that they'd be surprised if it was anything else, and the minority stating that, no, a roast is part of something that once wandered around on four legs, as it is in the US.
Thanks. Back to work...
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Author: Stephanie Calmenson
Illustrator: Jan Ormerod
Published: 2007 Clarion Books (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0618510346 Chapters.ca Amazon.com
Three adorable dogs and plenty of vicarious petting cleverly disguise the delivery of essential, clearly stated instructions for dealing with dogs — friendly and otherwise. If only instruction manuals were all so thrilling.
Other safety books mentioned:
More Dogs on JOMB:
- “Let’s Get a Pup!” said Kate
- The Pound from the Hound
- Poodlena
- The Trouble with Tilly Trumble
- The Outside Dog
- Dogs’ Night
- I Want A Dog
Check out the full list of non-fiction picture books nominated for the 2007 Cybils Awards here.
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I enjoyed listening to this podcast about the book May I Pet Your Dog. This books sounds like it is a great way to have children learn some very important things about dogs. While many of us have dogs at home who are our pets, children need to understand that some dogs are not our friends and this book seems to present that fact well. I also enjoyed listening to you both talk about the illistration, while I have not looked at this book personally I can tell there are some great pictures to go along with what seems like very valuable text.