Monday, June 23, 2014

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A little dog ‘s person goes away for a few days. 

Not happy where he is staying, he goes into the middle of the road to look for his person. 

He finds a nice person to help him but it is not his person. 

He wants his person and knows that they have to come down the road to find him. 

So, he sits in the middle of the road and waits.

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Release Date: February 2014
Genre: Children's   
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About the Author:

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Although Sharon Stanley has been writing for years, it was only after her youngest son graduated high school that she got serious about it. She joined the SCBWI and began to write with an eye to publish children’s picture books. Sharon published her first print book, The Little Dog in the Middle of the Road last winter with Silver Tongue Press, and has several others under contract.  

She lives with 5 chickens, 4 dogs, 3 cats, 2 sons and one husband on a working farm in Virginia, where she endeavors to “live creatively…with cows.”  

She enjoys mixed media artwork and blogs about her creative and farm life at farmandfrufru.blogspot.com

You can read more on her website, www.sharonpstanley.com

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  1. I was just over at my neighbor's, and she was telling me about her grandson, who isn't really sure how to act around small dogs, and this will make him smile!

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