5/20/2023 0 Comments How smudge came by nan gregory![]() "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. 14 2003 by Nan Gregory (Author), Ron Lightburn (Illustrator) 11 ratings Hardcover 25.94 7 Used from 25.94 Paperback from 7.99 7 Used from 7.99 In the home where Cindy lives, no dogs are allowed, so she must bundle puppy up when she goes to work as a cleaning woman in the Hospice. ![]() His illustrations in the picture book Waiting for the Whales earned him the Governor General's Literary Award for Children's Illustration, the Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Award for Illustration and the Elizabeth Mrazik Cleaver Picture Book Award. Ron Lightburn is an internationally renowned illustrator of books for children. ![]() Her career has taken her across Canada and to the United States, Japan and New Zealand. Nan Gregory is a professional storyteller and has performed in schools, libraries, hospitals, parks and theatres, at conferences and festivals, and from the back of a horse-drawn sleigh. "A beautiful story, lovingly told and illustrated." What is Cindy to do? How will she care for Smudge? She hides him in her room, but in no time he’s discovered and sent to the animal shelter. ![]() Dogs aren’t allowed in the group home where she lives. Please check your requests before visiting. How Smudge Came Nan Gregory How Smudge Came illustrated by Ron Lightburn published by Red Deer Press Cindy rescues a puppy from the garbage. One patient is so blind with illness that he can barely see the dog it looks like a smudge. How Smudge came / story by Nan Gregory pictures by Ron Lightburn National Library of Australia Catalogue Due to major building activity, some collections are unavailable. In the home where Cindy lives, no dogs are allowed, so she must bundle puppy up when she goes to work as a cleaning woman in the Hospice. ![]()
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