Patsy Ann of Alaska: The True Story of a Dog (PAWS IV)
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (817 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1570616973 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Heart Warming GDawg I was looking for a book for a 5 year old that lives with a deaf dog rescued from animal shelter. Patsy Ann of Alaska is a True Story of a deaf dogheart warminga reminder to be patient and loving. Delightful Book! I so wish I had read this book before we went to Juneau! I am an adult, my children are grown and I don't have grandchildren but I bought it anyway and thoroughly enjoyed it. I Googled "Patsy Ann of Juneau" so I could find a picture of her bronze statue. That is the only thing missing from the book. Travelers and dogs lovers alike will love this book.. "Great Story ! And true." according to Sandy Collings. Great story and actually true. We saw the statue in Juneau, AK. where Patsy Ann lived. It's a great story that is touching, we have it in our school leveled library too.
Tricia Brown first came to Alaska in 1978 and lived in and traveled the state for more two decades. She has been an editor for the Fairbanks Daily News-Minder, the Anchorage Daily News, and Alaska magazine. The author of four children’s books and more th
For Alaskan Night Before Christmas: "Fun and educational!" -- Jack Hannah "I highly recommend this book." --Sarah Palin For Itchy Little Musk Ox: "A delightful adventurerecommended." --Midwest Book Review
He lives in Juneau, AK.. Jim Fowler is a painter and children's book illustrator. Instead of being coddled indoors or tethered in the yard, she wanted to explore the bustling town full of totem poles, salmon, and fascinating people. Even though she was deaf, Patsy Ann would run to the docks to meet incoming ships-eventually becoming the town's official greeter. Patsy Ann was a bull terrier who truly embodied the Alaskan spirit. After living in and traveling Alaska for two decades, she now lives in Scappoose, OR. In that way, she went from nobody's dog to everybody's dog. In the 1930s, Patsy Ann was brought to Alaska as a puppy to be a pet, but she had other plans for herself. Tricia Brown is the author of many books including The World Famous Alaska Highway