Who could resist a dog who manages to wind a whole household round his paw while committing sins that deserve the harshest punishment? Greedy, always out for the main chance, not above taking revenge on the one person in the person in the house who doesn't like him, he remains utterly appealing. And with Cecil Aldin's pictures to bring him vibrantly alive, he has captivated generations of children and adults alike. First published in 1902, "A Dog Day" has been continously in demand ever since. It remains Cecil Aldin's most enduring creation, and now appears again for a new generation, to delight all those with a soft spot for a wholly lovable scamp.
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The roguish hero tells his story in a captivating and witty voice that perfectly complements the humorous illustrations. "DOG & KENNEL Magazine""
About the Author:
Cecil Aldin was born in Slough and began his working life as a magazine illustrator. He soon became famous for his sporting prints, posters, children's books and pictures of old inns. But it is was in his depictions of dogs that he was unsurpassed, and it was said of him that he 'captured the very soul of a dog'.
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- PublisherSouvenir Press
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 028563528X
- ISBN 13 9780285635289
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages64
- IllustratorCecil Aldin
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