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Book details

  • Genre:children's nonfiction
  • Sub-genre:Animals / Baby Animals
  • Age Range (years):0 - 5
  • Language:English
  • Pages:32
  • Paperback ISBN:9798317856366

My Name is Duffy, Guess What I Am

By Joan Franklin

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Overview


A warm and delightful picture book for children ages 2–5, who love animals, playful guessing games and fun surprises.
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Description


My Name Is Duffy, Guess What I Am invites children ages 2–5 into a playful world of animals, clues, and surprises. Each watercolor scene introduces a different animal, along with a hint to help children guess whether that animal might be Duffy. Along the way, children discover fun facts about animals while getting glimpses of their individual personalities and mischievous ways. The guessing game keeps little readers engaged, whether they figure out Duffy’s identity before the final page or enjoy the surprise at the end. With its delightful watercolor illustrations by Gillian Bradshaw-Smith, this is a book children will want to return to again and again.

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About The Author


Joan Franklin's lifelong passion for the arts, nature, and animals inspired her children's book My Name Is Duffy, Guess What I Am. Her professional background includes working as an interior designer and film editor in New York City and as a watercolor painter in Philadelphia and Ashland, Oregon. She currently lives in the Lake Chapala area of Mexico, where she delights in painting, connecting with friends, and spending time with her adorable terrier, Zuki. http://www.joanfranklin.com 

The illustrator, Gillian Bradshaw-Smith, lives in Dallas and is represented by the RO2art Gallery in Dallas,Texas.
https://www.ro2art.com/artists/gillian-bradshaw-smith.com.
https://www.artsy.net/viewing-room/ro2-art-gillian-bradshaw-smith

The children's book, My Name is Duffy, Guess What I Am, was designed by
John MacLeod, the former Deputy Design Director of The New York Times.

The producer for this project, Leslie J. Freeman, is also an artist: https://lesliefreeman.smugmug.com/ and has
published case studies in the Harvard Business Review.

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Book Reviews

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Luisa
Lovely book! What a lovely book! I was impressed by the quality, and the illustrations are absolutely beautiful. The guessing game makes the story fun and interactive, keeping children interested all the way through. This is a wonderful gift for any young child who loves animals and surprises. I'm very happy with this purchase and would happily recommend it to others. Your kids just will love it! Luisa. Read more
Phyllis
My Name Is Duffy, Guess What I Am What a delight! This book is sweet, fun, and lovely throughout. It has such a simple premise, yet even as an adult, I found myself engaged with the puzzle of just what Duffy is. The illustrations are as warm as the writing. I can't wait to read this to my granddaughter. Read more