Janoose the Goose
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JANOOSE THE GOOSE by J.D. Holiday A Children's picture book for ages three to eight by J.D. Holiday. 'Search Inside the Book' to Preview JANOOSE THE GOOSE: Please go to Amazon [1] Besides JANOOSE THE GOOSE, by J.D. Holiday is the author and illustrator of two children's books: Her picture books are: The Spy Game and a chapter book for six to nine year olds, THE GREAT SNOWBALL ESCAPADE. JD has had a chapbook of her short stories called, Trespasses published in 1994 and she has had short stories printed in literary magazines and numerous articles about writing and publishing published.
JD's Site link: http://www.jdholiday.blogspot.com
Her site is: http://jdholiday.blogspot.com JD'S WRITERS BLOGhttp://jdswritersblog.blogspot.com/
Janoose The Goose Spent three months on Amazon's "Hot New Releases list!
Reviewer, Mayra Calvani CALLS
cute, engaging story, and says, the colorful and attractive artwork, fits the story well. A traditional style
Review by reviewer and Multi-genre author, Mayra Calvani
http://www.mayrassecretbookcase.blogspot.com/ In the farm, all is well until the naughty fox decides to stop for a little visit... well, a little visit that translates into bullying and terrorizing the little innocent ducklings. Luckily, Janoose the Goose is there to defend the duckling and chase the fox away. Impressed by the goose's bravery, the other farm animals decide it would be great if Janoose could stay at the farm and keep order, but Janoose is supposed to fly away soon, and besides, there are no jobs available for her at the farm. But if Janoose leaves, who will defend the other animals against the fox? Will Janoose be able to stay, after all? Janoose the Goose is a cute, engaging story that will be enjoyed by young children ages 3 to 8. My daughter, though she's old for the book, read it with interest and loved the illustrations. The artwork, done also by the author, fits the story well. The illustrations, though simple, are colorful and attractive and have a traditional style that I've always enjoyed in children's books. Janoose the Goose is a worthy addition to a any kid's or classroom shelf. Posted by Mayra Calvani
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J.D. Holiday's Children's book are:
The Spy Game:
Eddie would love to have a puppy to play with. A puppy would pull on a rope, catch a ball and lick your face. But his Uncle brings Eddie an older dog named after a famous spy. What can you do with an old dog? It probably could not learn new tricks, and the only thing this dog did was stare. It's what they find to do together that makes them the best of friends!
The Great Snowball Escapade, a chapter book:
Wilhemena Brooks' cousin, Bud Dunphry come to live with her family. Wil, as she likes to be called, finds her pink pencil sharpener is missing after Christmas. Wil knows Bud has it! Who else would have taken it? Bud doesn't like girls! In fact, Bud doesn't like anybody. Wil tries to ignore him but he pulls her friend's hair, taken over games, and when Bud is in trouble he making his "you're going to get it" face at her. After a snowstorm closes school, Wil and her friends go sled riding. Bud shows up and starts a snowball fight which lands Wil in her room for the rest of the day for fighting. When her pencil sharpener is found, Right where she left it, Wil decides she has to try harder to understand her cousin and stay out of trouble. Her mother told her to be nice to Bud and to treat him like she would like to be treated. If Wil treats Bud nicely does that change anything for her?
