HOUND WON'T GO has been selected as a 2021 Massachusetts Must-Read
by the Massachusetts Center for the Book!
See the full list here!
by the Massachusetts Center for the Book!
See the full list here!
"Bold, cartoon-style illustrations give Hound plenty of personality…
Hound’s humorous tale will work for canine-themed story times as well as give a boost to new or struggling readers.
This funny hound should stick around."
— Kirkus Reviews
HOUND WON'T GO, a rhyming picture book, was inspired by my hound dog, Tucker, a rescue from South Carolina. Ever since he was a pup, Tucker has done exactly what he wants to do. He decides where he wants to go, and when he wants to go. That means that sometimes he will stop, drop, and plop right in the middle of the road!
HOUND WON'T GO, illustrated by Meg Ishihara, is published by Albert Whitman & Company..
Download an activity kit here!
And how about some adorable long hound ears?
Click to download a PDF to print, cut, color and wear!
Hound’s humorous tale will work for canine-themed story times as well as give a boost to new or struggling readers.
This funny hound should stick around."
— Kirkus Reviews
HOUND WON'T GO, a rhyming picture book, was inspired by my hound dog, Tucker, a rescue from South Carolina. Ever since he was a pup, Tucker has done exactly what he wants to do. He decides where he wants to go, and when he wants to go. That means that sometimes he will stop, drop, and plop right in the middle of the road!
HOUND WON'T GO, illustrated by Meg Ishihara, is published by Albert Whitman & Company..
Download an activity kit here!
And how about some adorable long hound ears?
Click to download a PDF to print, cut, color and wear!
Illustrator Meg Ishihara and I chat about the writing & illustrating process for HOUND WON'T GO on the Picture Book Look podcast. Click the image to listen!
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Visiting Wellesley Books, our local indie and dog treat pitstop. Click here for signed copies!
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At Aesop's Fable bookshop in Holliston, MA!
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Click here to learn more about my inspiration--and just what to expect when you rescue a hound-- in my Coonhound Companions blogpost!
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