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Book details

Genre:JUVENILE FICTION
SubGenre:Animals / Dogs
Language:English
Series title:Dog Town
Series Number:0
Pages:30
eBook ISBN:9780983202622

Dog Town Book 1

Talent Show

by Gwen Hankins

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Overview

Rhyming, Childrens' picture book. The residents of Dog Town are all dogs-no peoples, reptiles or cats allowed. The Mayor, Spot, announces the Town will have a Talent Show. What will happen when the residents find out the "Wolf" that signed up for an act is a Wolf Spider? Fun, colorful, down-home story series.

Description

Rhyming, Childrens' picture book. The residents of Dog Town are all dogs-no peoples, reptiles or cats allowed. The Mayor, Spot, announces the Town will have a Talent Show. What will happen when the residents find out the "Wolf" that signed up for an act is a Wolf Spider? Fun, colorful, down-home story series.

About the author

Gwen Hankins enjoyed stories told to her by her great grandmother, Ollie Vesta Presley, when she was a small child. As far as Gwen can remember, she always knew how to read--this could not be so--she attributes her love of the written word, and the love of reading to her great-grandmother. She hopes her stories will be read to small children until they can read them for themselves. The ability to read changes futures and educates peoples; so that they can decide for themselves what is propaganda and what is truth and avoid oppression by ignorance. Gwen lives in the country with her husband, four dogs: Jo'Lee, Bella, Frenchie, and Charlie. She has four grown daughters, a step-son and step-daughter whom she loves very much and eight grandchildren. She loves to dance, visit with people of all ages and cultures; and she dreams of going to Germany and Ireland to visit the castles; and reading her own book in her grandchildrens' classes.

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Dog Town Book Three by Gwen Hankins

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