About the Author:
DEBORAH NILAND is the daughter of two writers. She studied art in London, and has been illustrating and writing children's books for over 30 years. She lives in Sydney, Australia, where her three children and large posse of dogs keep her very busy.
From School Library Journal:
PreSchool-K–Annie has had a favorite chair ever since she was a baby, and she is the only one allowed to sit in it. When she finds her dog comfortably snuggling there, she gets very angry. Benny will not budge, even after she yells at, begs, and bribes him to move. When she starts to cry, Benny howls in sympathy and jumps down to give her a cheer-up lick. Annie reminds him, Never ever sit on my chair again...without me. The gouache and digital art is fluid with round lines and multiple soft patterns on clothing and decor that echo the form and feel of the chair. The book's pink cover and flowery endpapers may turn boys off, which is too bad since most youngsters could relate to Annie's predicament. While adults may be searching for books that show children learning to share unequivocally, Annie's solution to her problem is closer to the truth of a young child's experience.–Rachel G. Payne, Brooklyn Public Library, NY
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