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Why Dogs Have Wet Noses
Retelling the story of Noah and the Ark, author and illustrator create a tale of Noah and his dog.
Hooking Animals
Create one-of-a-kind hooked rugs of your favorite wild animal or family pet using either wide- or fine-cut wool strips. • Tips from an accomplished rug hooking designer and teacher on how to design an animal hooked rug and how to translate that design into a finished creation • Techniques for hooking hair, fur, feathers, and scales • How to hook eyes, ears, and noses • How to capture an animal's personality in wool
The Modern Dog
Dogs are invented creatures -- invented by humans, who have been shaping the lives of these four-legged companions for more than 14,000 years. However, we often forget that, just as dogs live in our world, we live in theirs. The Modern Dog is a look at our coevolution, interpreting both canine and human points of view, by Dr. Stanley Coren, the most consistently popular author of dog books ever. A fascinating treasure trove of information gleaned from science, folklore, religious writing, tradition, and politics, The Modern Dog explores not only how dogs behave, but also how we share our lives with our dogs. Much more a romp than a formal exposition, The Modern Dog's profiles and tales are f...
Sniffles the Guinea Pig with the Runny Nose
"Sniffles, the Guinea Pig with a Runny Nose", takes us to the land of let's pretend, where pets can talk to each other. The story takes place at the Animal Center, a sort of vacation spot for pets. Dr. Tom is the veterinarian who take care of the animals at the Center and keeps them healthy. When a young boy brought Sniffles to him, Dr. Tom asked if the boy could leave his pet with him overnight for examination. The boy agreed and Sniffles entered the world of life in a magical kennel where he will meet new friends.
Shorts
“Ken Hill has published a book of short plays.” “I thought he was dead.” “Nope. Not yet.” “You say they are short?” “Yes.” “That’s good.” “Ten-fifteen minutes they’re done. I could say they’re like a box of chocolates but I’d rather not.” “Wouldn’t any play be better seen and heard?” “Yes.” “What’s he thinking?” “They have to start somewhere.”
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Pukka's Promise
This guide by the author of Merle’s Door is “beneficial for anyone who wants to ensure that their dogs will be healthy and well” (Seattle Post-Intelligencer). From the bestselling author who offers “the most utterly compelling translation of dog to human I have ever seen” (Jeffrey Masson), this is a joyful chronicle of a dog and a groundbreaking answer to the question: How can we give our dogs the happiest, healthiest lives? When Ted Kerasote was ready for a new dog after losing his beloved Merle—who died too soon, as all our dogs do—he knew he wanted to give his puppy Pukka the longest life possible. But how to do that? So much has changed in the way we feed, vaccinate, train,...
Fluxus Administration
"George Maciunas is typically associated with the famous art collective Fluxus, of which he is often thought to have been the leader. In this book, critic and art historian Colby Chamberlain wants us to question two things: first, the idea that Fluxus was a "group" in any conventional sense, and second, that Maciunas was its "leader." Instead, Chamberlain shows us how Maciunas used the paper materials of bureaucracy in his art-cards, certificates, charts, files, and plans, among others-to subvert his own status as a "figurehead" of this collective and even as a biographical entity. Each of the book's chapters situates Maciunas's artistic practice in relation to a different domain: education,...
True North
An enthralling survival memoir “of a running fight against the forces of nature” and “the joys of wild life”—for lovers of nature and off-grid adventure (Kirkus Reviews) In the 1930s, a couple abandons the daily grind for a winters-long trek with native trappers through one of the most remote regions of Canada. While many people dream of abandoning civilization and heading into the wilderness, few manage to actually do it. One exception was 24-year-old Elliott Merrick, who in 1929 left his advertising job in New Jersey and moved to Labrador, one of Canada’s most remote regions. True North tells the captivating story of one of the high points of Merrick’s years there: a hunting ...
