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Sturges, Philemon

Waggers

32 pp. | Dutton | March, 2005 | Trade ISBN 0-525-47116-2 $16.99
(3) PS Illustrated by Jim Ishikawa. Why do dogs always sniff each other's backsides? Long ago, hoping to rid the world of cats, dogs attended a big convention, leaving their tails at the door. A feline saboteur caused a mix-up of tails, and dogs are still searching for their own "waggers." The spirited, fanciful illustrations for this jaunty rhyme show a multitude of dogs with comically mismatched tails.
Reviewer: Martha Sibert

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