For puppy lovers of all ages!
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The Year of the Dog
Tales from the Chinese Zodiac
$15.95, hardcover, 36 Pages,
ISBN: 1-59702-002-8, 9.5 x 10
"The cartoony and angular art style captures the eagerness of the young dog perfectly in this upbeat astrological tale."
- The Midwest Book Review
2006 is the Year of the Dog! Born on New Year's Day, the puppy Daniel explores the world with his parents and the girl Lin, and learns how to become "man's best friend."
Daniel's rollicking journey to discover his true nature will delight children and adults alike. Bright and dynamic illustrations will appeal to new parents, those interested in Asian culture, and, of course, dog lovers.
The Year of the Dog launches the annual series Tales of the Chinese Zodiac.
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More praise for Year of the Dog
"Do you know anyone who is honest, loyal and faithful but completely stubborn? The Year of the Dog could explain it all. With Oliver Chin's warm-fuzzy writing and Jeremiah Alcorn's spunky illustrations, the Year of the Dog is cuter than ever."
- Hyphen Magazine
"Daniel Dog becomes best friends almost instantly with human neighbor Lin. He does his very best to protect her, although sometimes that amounts to just a few premature barks. But his diligence pays off and Daniel indeed saves the day - not to mention he saves young Lin!"
- The Bloomsbury Review
"It's about a boisterous but well-meaning puppy, Daniel, protecting his best friend (an adventurous little girl named Lin), and is unfazed by almost all the creatures that lurk in the forest behind Lin's house. The book is brilliantly illustrated by Jeremiah Alcorn. In their journey together, Daniel discovers his true nature - honest, faithful and loyal."
- Asian Week
"I found it very enjoyable and informative."
- Dr. Alexander Chuang, Executive Director, San Diego Chinese Historical Museum
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