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Herbert: The Brave Sea Dog

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113 Ratings by Goodreads |
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Format
Paperback, 34 pages
Published
NZ, 1 August 2008

Herbert was a small dog who lived in Nelson by the sea. Everybody liked him, but the person who loved him most was Tim. One fine day, an excited Herbert set off with Tim's father on a boat, heading for their cottage in the Marlborough Sounds. However, the weather soon turned rough and Herbert was catapulted into the biggest adventure of his life, from which he emerged a hero. Robyn Belton's heartwarming, beautifully illustrated retelling of a true-life adventure will delight children aged 3 to 7, their parents, teachers and librarians.


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Herbert was a small dog who lived in Nelson by the sea. Everybody liked him, but the person who loved him most was Tim. One fine day, an excited Herbert set off with Tim's father on a boat, heading for their cottage in the Marlborough Sounds. However, the weather soon turned rough and Herbert was catapulted into the biggest adventure of his life, from which he emerged a hero. Robyn Belton's heartwarming, beautifully illustrated retelling of a true-life adventure will delight children aged 3 to 7, their parents, teachers and librarians.

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9781877333972
ISBN
1877333972
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colour illustrations
Dimensions
25.6 x 22.4 x 0.4 centimeters (0.22 kg)

About the Author

Robyn Belton is one of New Zealand's best-known and most accomplished illustrators of children's books. She grew up on a farm near Wanganui and studied art at the Canterbury School of Fine Arts. In 2006 she won the prestigious children's literature award, the Margaret Mahy Medal. She currently lives in Dunedin.

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By Denise on January 22, 2010
This is a delightful little story from New Zealand. It has beautiful pictures and a true to life story retold in language suited to younger children. It's a friendly, easy to read narrative which ends happily and is a satisfying bedtime tale which children soon get the hang of and want to read over and over again. A very good way to encourage appropriate reading behaviours in youngsters and also an interest in story telling. Beautiful and worth reading.
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