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Big Dog is a Big Help

Sally Rippin Lucinda Gifford

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Little Hare
30 August 2023
Big Dog and Little Dog go camping in this fun follow up to Sally Rippin and Lucinda Gifford's Big Dog, Little Dog.

Big Dog can't wait to go camping with Little Dog for the first time and show him how it's done. Big Dog is very good at helping! But things don't go as planned ...

A warm, funny picture book about newly blended families and learning to get along, from Australian Children’s Laureate, Sally Rippin, and Lucinda Gifford. 

A 2024 CBCA Early Childhood Book of the Year: Notable Book

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Illustrated by:   Lucinda Gifford
Imprint:   Little Hare
Country of Publication:   Australia
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Height: 275mm,  Width: 225mm, 
ISBN:   9781761210839
ISBN 10:   1761210831
Series:   Big Dog Little Dog
Pages:   32
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 3 to 99 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Sally Rippin is one of Australia’s best-selling and most-beloved children’s authors. She has written over a hundred books for children and young adults, and her mantel holds numerous awards for her writing. Best known for her Billie B Brown, School of Monsters, Hey Jack!, and Polly and Buster series, Sally loves to write stories with heart, as well as characters that resonate with children, parents and teachers alike.  Lucinda Gifford is a children's book author and illustrator based in Melbourne, Australia, and she spends a lot of her time drawing in front of an audience. Lucinda draws in notebooks, on digital screens, on easels, and on huge bits of cartridge paper stuck to walls and windows.

Reviews for Big Dog is a Big Help

'Big Dog is a Big Help is a fun and funny story. It’s a sure hit for any dog-loving young reader from ages 3 to 5, and for anyone who’s been camping with their family, this story is going to raise a laugh, and possibly an amused groan, of recognition. The underlying message [is] that even when it feels like [a family member's] best attempts at helping go wrong, they are loved.' – Emily Clarke, CBCA Reading Time


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