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Multicultural Books by Premio
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Children
Publisher: Premio Publishing & Gozo Books
ISBN-10: 1479315575
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 28
Copyright: Sept. 1, 2017
ISBN-13: 9780985398842
Price: $22.95 (eBook)
Muffy had been bitten in the past and didn't like other dogs. How would Muffy react to her owner bringing another injured dog into the house? Multicultural picture book teaches compassion, friendship, courage, and trust (28 illustrations, 700 words in dyslexic-friendly font for children 4 – 7; hard cover, soft cover, ebook; Hispanic characters; illustrated by Brandon Rodriguez, ISBN: 978-0985398842)
(Nonfiction, dogs) “A touching, easy-to-read children's story for ages 4 – 7 … based on an actual event pertaining to the author's own dog.” – Stevie Turner, author. Muffy is a little dog who loves people; but after a painful injury she is wary of other dogs. Valor is a lost German shepherd who gets hit by a car. When Muffy’s family brings Valor home to recover, no one is sure what Muff will do. This tender picture book teaches compassion, friendship, trust, and courage (kids ages 4 – 7 including any with a fear of dogs). Includes finding activity (count the different dogs). 700 English words in dyslexic-friendly font by award-winning children’s author Karl Beckstrand (Mini-mysteries for Minors [multicultural/bilingual series]), illustrated by Brandon Rodriguez, 28-page, 8.5”x8.5” hard cover, soft cover, or ebook picture book with Hispanic family, minority child, big dogs, and online extras for dog lovers (worldwide rights © Sept. 2017 Premio Publishing) PremioBooks.com, Baker & Taylor/Follett, Brodart, Ingram, Amazon/Kindle, Barnes & Noble/Nook, EBSCO, Overdrive, iTunes, Kobo, and select retailers. JNF003060, JNF053060, JNF053050, JNF003170, JNF018030, JNF053220, JNF024070, LCCN: 2017939481, eISBN: 978-1370601592, Hard ISBN: 978-0985398842, Soft ISBN: 978-1479315574
Excerpt
“Mom,” said Carlos. “If we bring this big dog to our house, Muffy will bark at him and keep him from getting better.”
“Well, someone has to take care of him,” said Carlos’s mom.
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