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 Dog's Day - Jane Cabrera
Newest Review: ... spotty dog (I assume a Dalmatian but I haven’t seen his pedigree papers so can’t be sure!). Dog spends his day with all his ... more  ... friends doing different activities. We see him swimming with Fish, hopping and jumping with Rabbit and digging holes with Mole amongst others. Then we see him at the end of the day tired out lying on his bed with the words “But at the end of the day what I most like to do is ……….” Then on the next page are the words “Play with Daddy” and suddenly little dog has recovered his energy and is being lifted up in the air by his daddy.
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Dog's Day - Jane Cabrera: Dogs Day (465 words)
by AJ26 - written on 29/05/07 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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Dog’s Day is a lovely children’s book written by Jane Cabrera aimed at the under 3s. The author Jane Cabrera has written many children’s books and they are characterised by their bright colourful pictures. She specialises in books for the younger child. She writes and illustrates her books herself, having originally been a book designer before she became a successful children’s writer. Her other books include “Over in the Meadow” and “The Polar Bear and The Snow Cloud” amongst others. ****Story**** This story is a day in the life of Dog, a young spotty dog (I assume a Dalmatian but I haven’t seen his pedigree papers so can’t be sure!). ...
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