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Swimming in Literary Soup: Desperately Seeking Fido

May 11th, 2007 by Andrea Ross · No Comments

Editor’s note: Today GNMParents welcomes Andrea Ross of the Swimming in Literary Soup podcast. Just click on the player above to hear some suggestions for books that may just satisfy your child’s yearning for a dog! For the full transcript, please visit Episode 3: Desperately Seeking Fido. You can contact Andrea at justonemorebook@gmail.com. Welcome, Andrea!




Soup du Jour:

Today we look at a “clump” of three books about longing for a dog:



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Our first child was a dog — a spunky border collie/black lab named Pepper – and we loved her.

A child and a half later, though, with me eight months pregnant, Mark suddenly “between jobs”, major home renovations underway and an energetic twenty month old to chase after, something had to give and that something, unfortunately, was Pepper.

There were tears all around when we said good-bye to our beloved pooch but our then twenty-month-old daughter rebounded beautifully. And that, we thought, was the end of that.

We thought wrong.

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[tags]Amigo, Byrd Baylor, Garth Williams, Dayal Kaur Khalsa, I Want a Dog, The Outside Dog, Charlotte Pomerantz, Jennifer Plecas, children’s books, literacy, picture books, reading, Andrea Ross, Swimming in Literary Soup[/tags]

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