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FROM: "Lucy Lockley" <[removed]@mail.win.org>
REC'D: 10/18/99, 12:44 PM
To all you folks out there, I'm passing this along from a co-worker. Can
anyone answer this one? Following is the question exactly as it was put out:I just wanted to check with any children's librarians to see if you
recognize this book from the patron's description.
The main character is a little boy. His name may be Max. He owns a
little dog who slips in and out of different imaginary roles with him.
In each segment the dog and boy were dressed according to the role.
The customer and his sister read this book in the 60's and 70's and he
would really like to find it again. I realize we don't have much to go
on, but thought the description might ring a bell for someone. We have
checked "What Do I Read Next" and all the other resources here.
Thanks,
Lucy M. Lockley, Reference Librarian
McClay Branch Library
St. Charles City-County Library District
St. Charles, MO
636/441.6454 FAX: 636/441.5898
e-mail: [removed]@mail.win.org
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FROM: "Judy Moorhead" <[removed]@yahoo.com>
REC'D: 10/18/99, 3:16 PM
Could it be "Where the Wild Things Are" By Sendak?
Except I don't thing a dog went along.
--- Lucy Lockley <[removed]@mail.win.org> wrote:
>
> To all you folks out there, I'm passing this along
> from a co-worker. Can
> anyone answer this one? Following is the question
> exactly as it was put out:
>
> I just wanted to check with any children's
> librarians to see if you
> recognize this book from the patron's description.
>
> The main character is a little boy. His name may be
> Max. He owns a
> little dog who slips in and out of different
> imaginary roles with him.
> In each segment the dog and boy were dressed
> according to the role.
>
> The customer and his sister read this book in the
> 60's and 70's and he
> would really like to find it again. I realize we
> don't have much to go
> on, but thought the description might ring a bell
> for someone. We have
> checked "What Do I Read Next" and all the other
> resources here.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> Lucy M. Lockley, Reference Librarian
> McClay Branch Library
> St. Charles City-County Library District
> St. Charles, MO
> 636/441.6454 FAX: 636/441.5898
> e-mail: [removed]@mail.win.org
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FROM: "Michael Goldman" <[removed]@mail.dekalb.public.lib.ga.us>
REC'D: 10/19/99, 8:42 AM
In the Night Kitchen?
At 12:49 PM 10/18/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>To all you folks out there, I'm passing this along from a co-worker. Can
>anyone answer this one? Following is the question exactly as it was put out:
>
>I just wanted to check with any children's librarians to see if you
>recognize this book from the patron's description.
>
>The main character is a little boy. His name may be Max. He owns a
>little dog who slips in and out of different imaginary roles with him.
>In each segment the dog and boy were dressed according to the role.
>
>The customer and his sister read this book in the 60's and 70's and he
>would really like to find it again. I realize we don't have much to go
>on, but thought the description might ring a bell for someone. We have
>checked "What Do I Read Next" and all the other resources here.
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>
>Lucy M. Lockley, Reference Librarian
>McClay Branch Library
>St. Charles City-County Library District
>St. Charles, MO
>636/441.6454 FAX: 636/441.5898
>e-mail: [removed]@mail.win.org
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> [removed]@##########]==========================================================>
> \\ | /
> \\__/ / Touche!
> \___ __/
>
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