A perfect day for digging
Record details
- ISBN: 1477847065
- ISBN: 9781477847060
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Physical Description:
1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 27 cm.
print - Edition: 1st ed.
- Publisher: Las Vegas, Nev. : Two Lions, c2014.
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Available copies
- 1 of 2 copies available at Kenton County.
Holds
- 0 current holds with 2 total copies.
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Erlanger Branch | E BEST C (Text) | 33126019672694 | Easy | Available | - |
Independence Branch | E BEST C (Text) | 33126019672702 | Easy | Checked out | 05/09/2024 |
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While Nell and her dog, Rusty, dig in their yard, Norman, the boy next door who hates getting dirty, looks on until he finally decides to join in the fun. - Brilliance Audio
In the spring when trees unfreeze and grass grows green and pansies say, âPlease plant me!â Nell and her dog, Rusty, canât wait to dig in dirt just right for digging. But Norman, their neighbor, says âEwww!â to digging and dirt.
Until Nell and Rusty begin to dig up unexpected treasures: a pretty striped marble, the mini stegosaurus that Nell lost last summer, and most intriguing of allâpart of a tiny china doll. Who played with it? Is there more? Norman wonders.
Now, even Norman canât resist. He rolls up his sleeves, picks up the extra trowel, and starts to dig in his own careful wayâin the process discovering all the simple joys of digging, dirt, and the fun of trying something new. Words and pictures brimming with humor and exuberance capture one of the true rites of spring: Hooray for dirty digging!
- Brilliance Audio
In the spring when trees unfreeze and grass grows green and pansies say, 'Please plant me!' Nell and her dog, Rusty, can't wait to dig in dirt just right for digging. But Norman, their neighbor, says 'Ewww!' to digging and dirt.Until Nell and Rusty begin to dig up unexpected treasures: a pretty striped marble, the mini stegosaurus that Nell lost last summer, and most intriguing of all ' part of a tiny china doll. Who played with it? Is there more? Norman wonders.Now, even Norman can't resist. He rolls up his sleeves, picks up the extra trowel, and starts to dig in his own careful way ' in the process discovering all the simple joys of digging, dirt, and the fun of trying something new. Words and pictures brimming with humor and exuberance capture one of the true rites of spring: Hooray for dirty digging!