Nothing At All (Fesler-Lampert Minnesota Heritage Book Series)

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Summary: A Delightful Child's Story
Review: I am so glad that this book is again available. It was my favourite when I was a child and I look forward to reading it to my grandchildren. It is beautifully illustrated in soft colours. The pictures are simple, but expressive. It is a story about a 3 little dogs. Two have dog houses that match their looks but the third one is invisible. The story tells what the third dog has to do so that he can be seen.

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Summary: Yes! This wonderful book is back in print at last!
Review: This dear book about three homeless little dogs is clever and original. I agree that this is Gag's best book and I am delighted that another generation of children will get to know it. This new beautiful oversized edition is even more wonderful than the old(loved to tatters)one I already own. I have bought a copy for my little grandson and another one for my own collection.

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Summary: Unassumingly mystical.
Review: This is Wanda Ga'g's best story - even better than Millions of Cats (which is wonderful.) A little dog wants to be less "nothingy" and more "somethingy". The pictures are soft and expressive and the text is equally so, and fun at the same time.