绘本《If You Give a Dog a Donut [精]》，

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If you give a dog a donut, he ll ask for some apple juice to go with it. When you give him the juice, he ll drink it all up. Then, before you can say “Woof” . . . Dog is off on a backyard adventure! The exuberant dog who first appeared in if you give a pig a party is now the star of his very own book. Written in the irresistible “If You Give…” tradition, if you give a dog a donut is another home run from the beloved team of Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond.

 

About the Author 作者简介

　　Laura Numeroff is the author of many books for young readersin addition to the If You Give . . . series, including The ChickenSisters and Laura Numeroffs 10-Step Guide To Living With YourMonster. She loves to play tennis and travel and lives in LosAngeles, California. A portion of her royalties will be donated toFirst Book, a national nonprofit organization that promoteschildren’s literacy. Laura Numeroff, autora de numerosos librospara ni?os, entre los que se incluye la conocida serie Si le das .. . , The Chicken Sister y Laura Numeroffs 10-Step Guide to Livingwith Your Monster. Vive en Los Angeles, California, donde leencanta montar a caballo, leer biografías y jugar con sus mascotas.Parte de las regalías obtenidas por este libro serán donadas aFirst Book, una organización nacional sin ánimo de lucro quepromueve el amor por la lectura.

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　　From Barnes & Noble Giving an exuberant dog a donut isonly the first trigger in a magical sequence of events that keeps acanine owner busy and picture book readers surprised and amused. —Lisa Dugan Publishers Weekly These veteran collaborators don’tstray from the tried-and-true recipe for their If You Give…series in this addition, a buoyant, circular story in which acanine’s spiraling free association leads to a day’s worth ofoutdoor activities. As usual, Bond’s clean, action-filled pictures,set against white backdrops, imbue the title character withabundant personality as he skips and dances his way through thepages. After his young host gives him a donut, the dog requestsapple juice—and then seconds. Since there isn’t any left, heskateboards outside to pick apples to make juice. Tossing an appleto the boy “make him think of baseball,” so the two dabble in thatsport, play pirates, have a water fight, and fly a kite, before thedog is again reminded of apple juice—and donuts. There’s a definiteboy slant to this story, which is a nice complement to the moregirl-oriented installments in the series. Even readers whose dogsare less demanding than this one are likely to recognize hisboundless energy in their own pets. Ages 3–7. (Oct.)

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