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Skoz the Dog: Ready, Steady ... Kaboom!
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Skoz the Dog: Ready, Steady ... Kaboom!
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Andrew Daddo
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Illustrated by Judith Rossell
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Series | Skoz the Dog |
Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:98 | Dimensions(mm): Height 130,Width 197 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9780733327810
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Classifications | Dewey:A823 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
ABC Books
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Imprint |
ABC Books
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Publication Date |
1 September 2010 |
Publication Country |
Australia
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Description
The problem with being a sleepwalking dog is you don't have a clue where you are when you wake up! When Skoz wakes up feeling all cosy and warm, he's relieved to be safe in his kennel for once. But, hang on, is that the roar of a crowd Skoz hears? Soon Skoz is the star of the show - like it or not. Will he survive the Patadogian jumping snakes? And can he avoid the mouth of the biggest cat he's ever seen? Oh boy oh boy oh bowowow!
Author Biography
Andrew Daddo is an author, columnist, broadcaster and TV presenter. He has written 25 books (including the bestselling Goodnight, Me), presents the Golf Show for Fox Sports, has a regular column in Golf Australia Magazine and creates podcasts for Mamamia Women's Network. Andrew lives on Sydney's northern beaches with his wife and three children. Judith Rossell is the multi-award-winning author-illustrator of the bestselling Stella Montgomery series (Withering-by-Sea, Wormwood Mire, Wakestone Hall and A Garden of Lilies: Improving Tales for Young Minds). Before beginning her career in children's books, Judith worked as a government scientist (not a mad scientist, a normal kind of scientist) and also for a cotton-spinning company (that made threads for T-shirts and denim jeans and mops and teabag strings). Judith has written thirteen books and illustrated more than eighty. Her work has been published in the US and UK, and translated into more than twenty languages. Judith lives in Melbourne, Australia with a cat the size of a walrus. www.judithrossell.com
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