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Van Dusen, Susan Polk

 
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Synopsis

When Noah’s parents build a giant ark in the backyard to house his wide array of pets, he worries the animals will forget him. Instead, Noah learns a positive lesson about the power of friendship.

Noah Zark loves his many pets, from goats and penguins to giraffes and pigs. Whenever Noah wants to play, there’s always an animal pal to join in the fun.

Unfortunately, that means the Zarks’ house is very crowded. Goats are on the roof and bears are looking for snacks in the fridge! Noah’s parents come up with a clever plan to handle their animal overload – they build a giant ark in the backyard for the animals to share.

That’s when Noah starts to worry. When his pets move into their new home, will they forget about him and never want to play?

Filled with bright, joyful illustrations, this sweet picture book about a boy who loves animals – and the animals who love him – sends a positive message about the power of creative problem-solving and the importance of friendship.

Perfect for young kids who love playful tales and animal adventures, the themes in this book include worry, adapting to a new situation, problem-solving, and care for animals.

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À propos des auteurs

As a child, Susan Polk Van Dusen visited the library every week with her parents and brought home stacks of books to enjoy. After having kids of her own, Susan continued this tradition with weekly trips to storytime and nightly bedtime stories. Now, she hopes her picture books will bring joy to countless children and the grownups who love them. Susan has enjoyed a long, award-winning career in public relations, writing, and editing, in addition to serving as a college writing professor. She received a bachelor's degree in communication arts from Austin College in Sherman, Texas, and a master's degree in professional and technical writing from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The proud mom of two grown daughters, Susan and her husband live in Arkansas with their dachshund and border collie. When she's not working on a new children's book, Susan enjoys yoga, gardening, and traveling.

Since childhood, Scott Mattson has enjoyed artistic expression, even his younger brother's abstract in green paint on the family home's garage floor. However, Scott's own artistic interests weren't fully realized until he took an art class during his second semester of community college in Hot Springs, Arkansas, which ultimately led to a graphic design degree from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. Scott has had artwork featured in the Arkansas Small Works on Paper touring exhibition and in an Arkansas Governor's Mansion Arkansas Artists calendar, selected as the theme piece for Walton Arts Center's Art of Wine festival, displayed at the Inn at Carnal Hall on the University of Arkansas campus and at the Fayetteville Town Center, and honored twice with Best of Show by the Ozark Art Alliance in Siloam Springs. After working for several years as a graphic designer, Scott pursued an interest in aviation and landed at Lockheed Martin, where he now works as a configuration analyst. In addition to his passion for art and planes, Scott loves to travel and watch his kids do what they love - theatre and tennis. He and his wife, Aaran, reside in Conway, Arkansas, where they'll soon be empty nesters.

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