Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers It's time for doggie dress up! These cute pooches put on their best in this Discover Series Picture Book. DOGS ALL DRESSED UP features 25 dogs in a wide range of costumes. Babies and toddlers will love flipping through the simple and colorful photos while older children can't help but laugh at a dog in a tutu. Used as a jumpstart for interaction, Discover Series Picture Books are a great way to introduce new images, words and concepts to kids.

It's time for doggie dress up! These cute pooches put on their best in this Discover Series Picture Book. DOGS ALL DRESSED UP features 25 dogs in a wide range of costumes. Babies and toddlers will love flipping through the simple and colorful photos while older children can't help but laugh at a dog in a tutu. Used as a jumpstart for interaction, Discover Series Picture Books are a great way to introduce new images, words and concepts to kids.

Dogs look silly all dressed up! Read about some funny dogs in this good book.

In the early twentieth century, publicly staged productions of significant historical, political, and religious events became increasingly popular—and increasingly grand—in Ireland. These public pageants, a sort of precursor to today’s opening ceremonies at the Olympic games, mobilized huge numbers of citizens to present elaborately staged versions of Irish identity based on both history and myth. Complete with marching bands, costumes, fireworks, and mock battles, these spectacles were suffused with political and national significance. Dean explores the historical significance of these pageants, explaining how their popularity correlated to political or religious imperatives in twentieth-century Ireland. She uncovers unpublished archival findings to present scripts, programs, and articles covering these events. The book also includes over thirty photographs of pageants, program covers, and detailed designs for costumes to convey the grandeur of the historical pageants at the beginning of the century and their decline in production standards in the 1970s and 1980s. Tracing the Irish historical pageant phenomenon through the twentieth century, Dean presents a nation contending with the violence and political upheaval of the present by reimagining the past.

Katelyn Turner has traded her Southern roots for the fast-paced life of the Big Apple. With a love for writing, she dreams of one day becoming a successful and accomplished journalist. However, her lofty journalistic aspirations have unfortunately fallen short and have left her feeling like she's stuck in a rut as staff writer at Fancy Feline Magazine. Disliking her boring job, quickly going into debt, and unable to find Mr. Right, Katelyn recognizes the need to take action. What seems to be another routine morning visit to her favorite coffee shop quickly becomes a chance encounter with her beloved celebrity talk show host, Mya Sasser. After discovering Mya will be hosting a new TV model search called Runway Star, Katelyn devises a plan to get close to her hero and will get a chance at the change she's been waiting for. Instantly thrust into the exciting world of modeling, Katelyn quickly becomes caught up in an opposing lifestyle of glitz and glamour. Confronted by self-discovery, finding renewed faith, and examining real truth, Katelyn is torn between what feels right and what is right. She finds herself caught up in a romantic tug-of-war that threatens to tear away at her values and faith, all the while knowing her heart longs for simplicity and true love in a coffee shop on the corner.

A remote hotel. A murder mystery. A missing woman. Everyone has a role to play, but what’s real and what’s part of the game? “Jilly Gagnon’s well-crafted maze of clues and shifting realities is the perfect read for fans of Lucy Foley.”—Wendy Walker, bestselling author of All Is Not Forgotten The weekend getaway at a gorgeous hotel should have been perfect. But Becca is smarting from her husband Blake’s betrayal and knows that the trip is just an expensive apology attempt. Still, the drinks are strong, and the weekend has an elaborate 1920s murder mystery theme. She decides to get into the spirit and enjoy their stay. Before long, the game is afoot: Famed speakeasy songstress Ida Crooner is found “murdered,” and it’s up to the guests to sniff out the culprit. Playing the role of Miss Debbie Taunte, an ingenue with a dark past, Becca dives into the world of pun-heavy clues, hammy acting, and secret passages, hoping to take her mind off her marital troubles. Then, the morning after they arrive, the actress playing Ida’s maid fails to reappear for her role. Everyone assumes she flaked out on the job, but when snooping for clues as “Debbie,” Becca finds evidence that the young woman may not have left of her own free will. Told over a nail-biting forty-eight hours and interspersed with in-game clues, set pieces, and character histories from the flapper-filled mystery nested inside a modern one, All Dressed Up is a loving tribute to classic whodunits and a riveting exploration of the secrets we keep.

80 pages, 4-color, hardcover with dust jacket.