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Rick's Books |
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Summary:
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Rhyming text with puns on the sounds that different animals make offers advice on how to deal with each animal. |
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Blurb:
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If you want to know what animals are really talking about, this is the book for you. A "moo" isn't just an
unhappy moan, nor a "nay" a pleasant whinny. Actually, little cows say, "Moo-oon! Moo-oon! We would like to go
there soon." And little horses say, "Nay! Nay! You can't ride on us today!"
So learn how to listen to all kinds of animals, and you'll never hear a dog's "rough!" the same way again. Full of clever word play, and rollicking illustrations, this is sure to make kids say, "Again! Again!" |
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Dedication:
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To James and Heidi Ivie, and their little ones Joseph and Rose. |
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Author Bio:
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Rick Walton is the author of dozens of books for kids, including Once There Was a Bull...Frog (PaperStar) and My Two Hands/My Two Feet (Putnam). He loves to read, travel, play the guitar, and study the languages of other people and animals. Rick lives in Provo, Utah with his wife, Ann. Their four little kids say, "Feed me! Feed me!" You can find out more about Rick at www.rickwalton.com. |
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