Friday, August 4, 2017

Hello Goodbye Dog - Literary Lunch + Giveaway


It is LITERARY LUNCH time today and I have a wonderful book for you today! PLUS, you can win a copy at the end of my post!!
I am pleased to review HELLO GOODBYE DOG by Maria Gianferrari today:


Meet Moose, Zara's dog, she loves hellos and really hates goodbyes. So, when it is time for Zara to go to school, Moose keeps escaping to find her favorite girl at school.


My kids love reading this book and they always giggle at all of Moose's antics. I am sure if we had a dog she would be just like that. Because really, who doesn't hate goodbye's.


 My kids loved the fact that Zara did not try to change Moose but found the perfect solution for both of them.


Our favorite page in the book was this one which also inspired our Literary Lunch. Those eyes get me every time!


Our Literary Lunch is packed in Easylunchboxes and contains:
  • a bone for Moose banana
  • a sad goodbye faced Moose sandwich filled with cream cheese and jelly
  • a field of strawberries and blueberies with Moose hiding in them and
  • Zara's lunch which is an apple sauce wrapped in wax paper

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For more awesome Hello Goodbye Dog book reviews and more chances to win your own copy, check out the BOOK TOUR:


HELLO GOODBYE DOG BLOG TOUR!
GIVEAWAYS EVERY DAY!!

*Monday, July 24th:                            Pragmatic Mom + THREE book giveaway!
*Two for Tuesday, July 25th:           Librarian’s Quest

*Wednesday, July 26th:                    Homemade City
*Thursday, July 27th:                         Kid Lit Frenzy
*Friday, July 28th:                              Mrs. Knott’s Book Nook
*Monday, July 31st:                            Picture Books Help Kids Soar
*Tuesday, August 1st:                        Bildebok
*Wednesday, August 2nd:                  The Loud Library Lady
*Thursday, August 3rd:                      DEBtastic Reads!
*Friday, August 4th:                           Mamabelly’s Lunches with Love
*Monday, August 7th:                        Writing for Kids (While Raising Them)


EXTRA: August 25th:                         Kidlit411—Interview with Patrice Barton 


For more reviews and more chances to win a copy of Hello Goodbye Dog follow the Book Tour:

HELLO GOODBYE DOG BLOG TOUR!
GIVEAWAYS EVERY DAY!!

*Monday, July 24th:                            Pragmatic Mom + THREE book giveaway!
*Two for Tuesday, July 25th:           Librarian’s Quest

*Wednesday, July 26th:                    Homemade City
*Thursday, July 27th:                         Kid Lit Frenzy
*Friday, July 28th:                              Mrs. Knott’s Book Nook
*Monday, July 31st:                            Picture Books Help Kids Soar
*Tuesday, August 1st:                        Bildebok
*Wednesday, August 2nd:                  The Loud Library Lady
*Thursday, August 3rd:                      DEBtastic Reads!
*Friday, August 4th:                           Mamabelly’s Lunches with Love
*Monday, August 7th:                        Writing for Kids (While Raising Them)


EXTRA: August 25th:                         Kidlit411—Interview with Patrice Barton 



Find out more about the amazing Maria Gianferrari:



Maria writes both fiction and nonfiction picture books from her sunny, book-lined study in northern Virginia, with dog, Becca as her muse. Maria’s the author of the Penny & Jelly booksCoyote Moon, an ALA Notable Book, and a Junior Library Guild Selection, Officer Katz & Houndini and Hello Goodbye Dog. She has additional titles forthcoming from Roaring Brook Press, Boyds Mills Press, GP Putnam’s Sons and Little Bee. To learn more about Maria, visit her website:mariagianferrari.com, on Facebook and Instagram.

3 comments:

  1. Vielen Dank, Nina!! Das ist so süß!! Love it!! :) <3

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  2. Thanks for the delicious post today. I will read it to my dog Berry first as he loves to sit with me while I read. Then, I'll read it to my three daughters and husband (though he may prefer reading it on his own).

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  3. Goodbye's are hard! Moose sounds really sweet and Zara sounds like a great problem solver. Putting this on my list to read.

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