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It's a Dog's New York
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Overview Details Boys and girls will love this innovative picture book about a dog who has just moved to New York City. Pepper feels sad in his strange new home until his new neighbor Rover (pronounced ''Rova'') cheers him up with a fantasy tour of the sights. On this special tour, Pepper and Rover swim in the fountain in front of the Metropolitan Museum, chase pigeons on the roof of the Empire State Building, and share all kinds of imaginary fun. By the end of the book, when the dogs set out...
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This exuberant picture book is yet another valentine to New York City, this time from a dog's point of view. Pepper has moved to New York, but misses his blue doghouse and the big beech tree in his old backyard, until the neighbor dog, Rover, describes all the charms of the Big Apple. The chuckles come from the reproduction of Rover's heavy New Yawk accent. It's the Empawya State Building and Cawnagee Hall and the Sta-chew a Libba-dee all the way. Roth's color illustrations, made of cut photographs...
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Overview Details In this parable of childhood bereavement, Pepper and Rover, two New York dogs, are miserable after the tragedy of September 11, 2001. Pepper feels overwhelmed with sadness and fear and anger. But in a tour of New York City, his friend Rover shows him that even though they're sad, they can go on. Pepper learns that helping others, expressing his feelings, celebrating the bravery of rescue workers, and allowing himself to enjoy life can lead to healing; that the pair are not underdogs...
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Boys and girls will love this innovative picture book about a dog who has just moved to New York City. Pepper feels sad in his strange new home until his new neighbor Rover (pronounced Rova) cheers him up with a fantasy tour of the sights. On this special tour, Pepper and Rover swim in the fountain in front of the Metropolitan Museum, chase pigeons on the roof of the Empire State Building, and share all kinds of imaginary fun. By the end of the book, when the dogs set out on a real tour with their...
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Two New York dogs, Rover and Pepper, take their own special tour after the terrible attack on their city. Pepper is still very frightened and sad. As the dogs visit the Empire State Building, Carnegie Hall, Central Park, and other favorite sites, Rover and Pepper talk through their feelings of sadness, anger, and fear and find ways to move forward.
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Today's healthcare organizations are judged heavily on their ability to provide a satisfying experience for their patients. Simple things like friendly faces, accommodating service and a respectful attitude make all the difference.
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