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Wiggle-Waggle Woof

Counting Sled Dogs in Alaska

Part of PAWS IV

Illustrated by Michael Bania
Paperback
$11.99 US
10.83"W x 8.48"H x 0.11"D   | 5 oz | 80 per carton
On sale Feb 03, 2009 | 32 Pages | 978-1-57061-559-7
Age 3-7 years | Preschool - 2
OK kiddies, today we're going to learn about sled dogs and mushing! In this delightful and energetic counting book, the story centers on preparing a sled dog team for a race. Children count paws, ears, and noses as the dogs eagerly await the starting gun. A sled dog glossary helps little ones learn mushing terminology, the parts of the rigging, and sled dog facts. The cheerful text is excellent for reading aloud and makes for a wonderful way to get children excited about counting. Michael Bania's charming illustrations exude the happy canine enthusiasm for which Alaskan huskies are known.
Praise for Chérie B. Stihler’s previous books: "Entertainingly written…and delightfully illustrated." --Midwest Book Review "Highly readable…cheerful…[an] enjoyable title." --School Library Journal "Fun rhymes and even funnier illustrations ma
Chérie B. Stihler is an elementary school teacher and the author of other picture books set in Alaska, like The Giant Cabbage: An Alaska Folktale and Polar Polka: Counting Polar Bears in Alaska. She lives in Fairbanks, AK. View titles by Chérie B. Stihler
Michael Bania is the author and illustrator of Kumak’s Fish and Kumak’s House. She lived for almost twenty years above the Arctic Circle. View titles by Michael Bania

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OK kiddies, today we're going to learn about sled dogs and mushing! In this delightful and energetic counting book, the story centers on preparing a sled dog team for a race. Children count paws, ears, and noses as the dogs eagerly await the starting gun. A sled dog glossary helps little ones learn mushing terminology, the parts of the rigging, and sled dog facts. The cheerful text is excellent for reading aloud and makes for a wonderful way to get children excited about counting. Michael Bania's charming illustrations exude the happy canine enthusiasm for which Alaskan huskies are known.

Praise

Praise for Chérie B. Stihler’s previous books: "Entertainingly written…and delightfully illustrated." --Midwest Book Review "Highly readable…cheerful…[an] enjoyable title." --School Library Journal "Fun rhymes and even funnier illustrations ma

Author

Chérie B. Stihler is an elementary school teacher and the author of other picture books set in Alaska, like The Giant Cabbage: An Alaska Folktale and Polar Polka: Counting Polar Bears in Alaska. She lives in Fairbanks, AK. View titles by Chérie B. Stihler
Michael Bania is the author and illustrator of Kumak’s Fish and Kumak’s House. She lived for almost twenty years above the Arctic Circle. View titles by Michael Bania