Corinne Fenton is the author of 25 books for children, including Queenie: One Elephant's Story (illustrated by Peter Gouldthorpe), The Dog on the Tuckerbox (also illustrated by Gouldthorpe) and Flame Stands Waiting. Robin Cowcher is a freelance illustrator and worked for many years at The Age as an art director, illustrator and designer.
Indeed if there is such a thing as a perfect “grandparents’ book’’,
this is it.
*The Australian*
From the moment you set eyes on this delightful picture book,
you’ll be sure to fall in love with it, as much as the gorgeous
little dog inside. Set in the 1950s, Little Dog and the Christmas
Wish is a beautiful book to look at, to hold and to read.
*Kids' Book Review*
Little Dog, despite being created from minimal ink lines and a dash
of grey watercolour, is incredibly expressive and undeniably
loveable.
*Babyology*
A very sweet tale.
*Children's Book Council of Australia*
This charming and nostalgic Christmas story is the perfect
Christmas Eve read. It’s sure to become a favourite and a book to
treasure always.
*Kids Book Review*
An unadorned story, a story of a simple wish coming true, of the
bond between a child and his dog… The ink outlines with watercolour
sweeping across the pages entice the reader to spend time reading
both the text and the drawings as the dog walks across the pages in
search of its home.
*ReadPlus*
Highly recommended for schools and public libraries and, for the
Christmas stocking and readers of all ages.
*Magpies Magazine*
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