Dog and Cat : Concrete Poems and Conversations by John Grandits (2024, Hardcover)

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PublisherCarus Books
ISBN-101637700520
ISBN-139781637700525
eBay Product ID (ePID)9061239552

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Book TitleDog and Cat : Concrete Poems and Conversations
Number of Pages48 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2024
TopicPoetry (See Also Stories in Verse), General, Animals / Pets
IllustratorGrandits, John, Yes
GenreJuvenile Fiction, Poetry
AuthorJohn Grandits
FormatHardcover

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Item Height0.4 in
Item Weight8.8 Oz
Item Length6.2 in
Item Width6.5 in

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Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience
LCCN2023-941841
ReviewsAlong with their human family, Dog and Cat are moving. Immediately, classic emotions emerge: denial, anger, and sadness. Dog freaks out, while Cat tries to help him accept the inevitable. But is Cat really fine? Each of them works to console the other in a charming, sweet, and funny sidebar series of conversations during days of cat napping, eating, chasing squirrels, and supporting their humans, Boy and Girl. Can they figure out how to stop this dreadful move? Only when Cat decides to take action does more chaos ensue. Grandits has artfully crafted a story of tension embedded in concrete poems in order to share the fervor of what it means to move to a new home. His perfect approach is filled with bright colors, squiggly lines, tilting text, and simple graphic line depictions of cat and dog, while the text is flawlessly done in obscure fonts, causing yet more humor as readers must at times shift, tilt, turn, tip, and angle the book to capture the earnest and energetic reactions of a family on the move. VERDICT A heartwarming and nerve-racking poem that accurately portrays one family's emotional roller-coaster, told in the voices of its feline and canine companions, and a must-have for libraries. -Lyn Smith, School Library Journal, Along with their human family, Dog and Cat are moving. Immediately, classic emotions emerge: denial, anger, and sadness. Dog freaks out, while Cat tries to help him accept the inevitable. But is Cat really fine? Each of them works to console the other in a charming, sweet, and funny sidebar series of conversations during days of cat napping, eating, chasing squirrels, and supporting their humans, Boy and Girl. Can they figure out how to stop this dreadful move? Only when Cat decides to take action does more chaos ensue. Grandits has artfully crafted a story of tension embedded in concrete poems in order to share the fervor of what it means to move to a new home. His perfect approach is filled with bright colors, squiggly lines, tilting text, and simple graphic line depictions of cat and dog, while the text is flawlessly done in obscure fonts, causing yet more humor as readers must at times shift, tilt, turn, tip, and angle the book to capture the earnest and energetic reactions of a family on the move. VERDICT A heartwarming and nerve-racking poem that accurately portrays one family's emotional roller-coaster, told in the voices of its feline and canine companions, and a must-have for libraries.-Lyn Smith, School Library Journal
Grade FromThird Grade
Grade ToSeventh Grade
SynopsisCRISIS! Dog and Cat find out the family is moving. Dog freaks out. He does NOT want to move. He goes through all the classic stages: denial, anger, bargaining, and depression. Cat tries to get him to acceptance. But Cat is fine--really she is--or is she? Dog and Cat plow through the days until moving. They eat. They nap. They argue. They take care of their owners. But can they figure out how to stop this terrible move? Dog & Cat is told in a series of funny concrete (shape) poems and hilarious conversations. Perfect for any kid, age 9 and up. Or anyone who just wants a fun book.
LC Classification NumberMLCM 2025/80941

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