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Jackson Finds a Home

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Jackson is a big dog who lives in an animal shelter—and all he wants is a new home where he can feast on table scraps and enjoy belly rubs. But no potential owner seems quite right…until a certain little boy and girl come along. Emily Bolam (Father’s Day Is Coming! and Fooba Wooba John) creates an irresistible dog every child will love.

28 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007

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Emily Bolam

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Emily Bolam is a British children's author and illustrator. She was born in Buckinghamshire in 1969.. She studied at Amersham College and Brighton College of Art under the tutelage of well known illustrators John Vernon Lord and Chris McEwan. Her first idea for a children's book began as a college project and was published upon her graduation.

Since then, Emily has illustrated over a hundred books for children, by many different authors, including Georgie Adams, Vivian French and Francesca Simon. She has worked with publishers such as Penguin, Macmillan, Orchard Books and Orion amongst many others.

She continues to live and work in Brighton where she shares her studio with other artists and illustrators.


Nació en 1969 en Buckinghamshire, zona de la campiña inglesa. Estudió ilustración en el Brighton College of Art con los reconocidos ilustradores John Vernon Lord y Chris McEwan. Su primera idea para un libro infantil surgió como un proyecto de la universidad, que fue publicado tras su graduación. Ha ilustrado muchos libros para niños. Actualmente vive en Brighton.

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October 6, 2008
Grades: K to 3 Genre: Realistic Fiction
Jackson is a big dog that is at the animal shelter. Several adults come and take Jackson out only to decide that he is too wild, too messy, and too loud for them to adopt. Thinking that he will never find a new home, Sam and Sara come and take him for a walk. While Jackson does run and tromp through the leaves, Sam and Sara love it. They adopt him and Jackson adopts them. The story has short simple sentences for the early reader. The illustrations are bright paintings with a very simple white or solid color background. The bright colors are sure to draw the kids into this cute story.
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