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Chris Haughton
ISBN: 9781406332254
Format: Hardback
Publisher:Walker Books Ltd
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It's hard work being good all the time. And it's especially hard for a dog like George! Harris is off to do some shopping. "Will you be good, George?" he asks. George hopes he can. He really wants to... but chocolate cake is just so very delicious and he does love to chase cat... What will George do now?
It's hard work being good all the time. And it's especially hard for a dog like George! Harris is off to do some shopping. "Will you be good, George?" he asks. George hopes he can. He really wants to...but chocolate cake is just so very delicious and he does love to chase cat...What will George do now? Chris Haughton's distinctive artwork perfectly accompanies the innocent charm of affable George, a dog trying to be good - with hilarious results! Chris was named as one of the Booktrust's Best New Illustrators 2011. This is the second picture book from rapidly rising star Chris Haughton, whose bold art and psychedelic colour palette appeal to young children and parents alike. "A Bit Lost" was winner of the 2011 Ellis Dillon award and Bisto Children's Book of the Year Award.
| ISBN | 1406332259 | | DEWEY edition | DC23 | | ISBN13 | 9781406332254 (What's this?) | | Pages | 32 | | Publisher | Walker Books Ltd | | Published in | London | | Imprint | Walker Books Ltd | | Height (mm) | 260 | | Format | Hardback | | Width (mm) | 250 | | Publication date | 01 Mar 2012 | | Academic level | Preschool | | Illustrator | Chris Haughton | | Interest age | 2 years + | | DEWEY | 823.92 | |
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An entertaining romp.--Wall Street JournalThe individual's struggle for self-control is subtly conveyed in George's story, which manages to make old concept fresh thanks to George's winning personality and a vibrant, jazzy artistic style... Young children who struggle to follow the rules will feel a bond with George, and the story's present-tense narration and repeated refrains make this a natural for reading aloud.--Kirkus ReviewsHaughton's retro illustrations capture George's inner turmoil in both the position of his ears and the subtle shift of his eyeballs. Of course, there are no kids out there who struggle with resisting temptation, so this book won't resonate at all . . . right?--Booklist  Be the first to write a customer review
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