Fanny the Flying French Bulldog
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (744 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 098516963X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
When her longing leaves her ears flapping, she finds herself in the skies and on an adventure, over San Francisco and in a fanciful circus, and hopefully all the way to her mother and then home again.A heartwarming tale about family and home and what that really means, soaring with love Fanny the Flying French Bulldog will charm children and adults everywhere. She loves her human dad but she misses her biological mother. Anticipated to be the first in a Fanny series with a strong lead character, akin to the lovable pup Henley, of Glitterati Incorporated fame, this book is festooned throughout with gorgeous original illustrations by illustrator Nikita Polyansky and is beautifully presented with a ribbon marker and two gatefolds.. The wonderful story of a French bulldog with ears big enough to allow her to fly and her amazing journey in search of her biological mother Exquisite illustrations throughout, that will make it an instant classic for children and adults alike Fanny is a French Bulldog with big ears and an even bigger heart
"Five Stars" according to Coreen. Any frenchies owner will love this book.. Kurt A Wootton said A great gift idea for Children who share the adoration of animals. Verse is meaningful with heartfelt love and devotion that is the bond of the animal and guardian. A must for any nursery on up, the are pictures wonderfully illustrated and proceeds go to animal charity. Pick your Holiday and you a great gift for a child who loves animals.. "Simply Stunning" according to erik harrelson. We just love this book at our house, and we don't even have a Frenchie or little ones yet!It's a sweet story, beautifully written and masterfully illustrated. It nestles into your imagination and stays there forever.A little bit of art goes a long way
About the AuthorNelson Bloncourt was inspired to write this book by the real Fanny
Nelson Bloncourt was inspired to write this book by the real Fanny