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Larry, the Labradoodle
Beverly K. Chevallier DVM
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Larry the Liger - the Easter Liger
Rachael Phillips; Fergus Wilson
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Larry is a dedicated little lawnmower.
Larry the Leprechaun and fairies and friends: Irish Tales of Larry the Leprechaun takes everyone to meet his friends.
Harpo Tommy Higgins
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Larry the Alligator: Makes Friends
Ladonna Marie
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Larry the Spider the Addition
Kevin W. Cousins
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Larry Kane, dean of Philadelphia news anchors, arrived in town to take a job as a radio broadcaster on September 12, 1966. Driving across the Walt Whitman Bridge he spotted several fires raging to the south. After paying his toll, he drove to a pay phone and called the fire emergency line. The dispatcher responded, \u0022Whateryoutawkin about? Them there's oil refineries.\u0022 Thirty-four years later, Larry knows all about the oil refineries. In fact, there's very little that goes on in Philadelphia that he hasn't reported on at one time or another. And it's all here in this easy-reading look at Philadelphia government and politics, and the trials of a journalist trying to cover them. For Larry Kane watchers, this book answers some nagging questions: Why did he leave for New York and why did he come back? What's the story behind the Bill Green lawsuit? Does he apply his own makeup? Larry is candid about his own mistakes, and about his successes. He talks about his insecurities and the strain of living life in the spotlight. But this is first and foremost a book about Philadelphia by a man who knows the city intimately. He has been close to more Philadelphia power figures than perhaps any other person. Here he talks personally about Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter, Vince Fumo, Lynne Abraham, John Cardinal Krol, Leon Sullivan, and, of course, the legendary Frank Rizzo. He has visited Jimmy Tayoun in jail, co-hosted a weekend radio marathon with John Lennon, and interviewed shirtless Lenny Dykstra, who insisted that the news team could just clip the microphone to his chest hair. Larry also has tales to tell about watching Martin Luther King Jr.'s killer being apprehended in Heathrow Airport, about barely escaping the riot at the 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention, about traveling to earthquake-stricken Italy and to dissent-torn Israel. He has even been to Alaska to see the Pope. (Yes, he's also met him more conventionally at the Vatican.) These are the reminiscences of a master-storyteller, a man whose job has been to see the city accurately and report on it informatively. Whether you're more familiar with Richardson Dilworth or Boyz II Men, you will laugh, groan, and be moved by Larry Kane's view of Philadelphia.
Follow Larry as he ping-pongs around New York City, hitting all five boroughs in a day, visiting the places and things that make the city what it is today--from Times Square, Wall Street, and Radio City Music Hall to Coney Island, Madison Square Garden, and Central Park. Along the way he loses Pete and his family in the city's famous subway system. Finally after an exhausting day of adventures, Larry is reunited with his family at the top of the Empire State Building. This book takes young readers on a dog's-eye view of the greatest city in the world. Sidebar entries enhance the story, offering fascinating factoids about the places Larry visits.
In Larry the adorable pooch's latest adventure, he goes on vacation with Pete and the family to Portland, Oregon. As usual, in hot pursuit of a tempting treat, he gets separated from the family and frantically tries to find them again. Along the way he discovers some of the city's most fun and interesting landmarks and cultural attractions, including the waterfront, the zoo, the Portland Art Museum, Hawthorne Bridge, Old Town, and the Park Blocks. List of attractions Larry visits: Old TownOMSIThe waterfrontHawthorne BridgeThe Park BlocksPowell's BooksThe zooInternational Rose Test GardenPortland Art MuseumJen WeldHawthorne BridgeLight Rail and streetcarUnion Station
In Larry the adorable pooch's latest adventure, he goes on vacation with Pete and the family to Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell and other great American historical landmarks. As usual, in hot pursuit of a tempting treat, Larry gets separated and frantically tries to find them again. Along the way he discovers some of the city's most fun and interesting landmarks and cultural attractions, including: City Hall (+Penn statue)Ben Franklin BridgePhilliesLiberty BellIndependence HallPat's and Geeno'sBetsy Ross HouseRittenhouse SquareOldenberg ClothespinElevated TrainLove ParkArt Museum + Rocky StatueZoo
Join Larry the pup and his owner Pete as they explore Boston, MA. From Fenway Park's Green Monster to the swan boats in Boston Public Garden, locals and visitors learn about Boston's history and cultural landmarks when Larry gets lost chasing after a tasty treat. As Larry searches the city for Pete, he visits Quincy Market, Freedom Trail, Boston Harbor, and more. With colorful illustrations and facts about each location, the latest addition to the Larry Gets Lost series is sure to delight and educate young readers. Larry makes friends and finds adventures wherever he goes, but where will he find Pete?
The bestselling Larry Gets Lost series heads back to Seattle in this board book featuring vibrant retro illustrations of this great American city and the perpetually lost pup, Larry. Just like the locals and visitors, Larry the pup loves the Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and Lake Union and many of the other sites and sounds of Seattle. Along the way, Larry makes new friends, rides a ferry, and visits the home of the Seattle Seahawks. Based on the popular children's picture book Larry Gets Lost in Seattle, families who love The Emerald City will want this charming board book for their little readers.
Larry Gets Lost in Prehistoric Times: From Dinosaurs to the Stone Age
John Skewes; Andrew Fox
Sasquatch Books
2013
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This title is suitable for children aged 3 to 6 years old. In Larry the loveable pup's latest adventure, he falls asleep at home next to Pete (who is reading a book about dinosaurs) and travels back in time, waking up in the pre-historic era! Starting with dinosaurs, where he encounters some big (the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Tricerotops), and others small (the Iberomesornis), he tumbles forward to the Ice Ages where he meets a Woolly Mammoth and on to the cavemen of the Stone Age. But will he ever find his way back to his best friend Pete and the family again? This is a first in a new Larry Gets Lost series that features adventures back through time.
Join Larry the pup as he explores the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, and all the best sights in Washington DC. When Larry gets separated from the family by the scent of a yummy treat, he searches DC for his owner Pete. Along the way, Larry discovers the city's greatest landmarks and learns about the city's--and the nation's--history. Larry makes friends along the way, but will he find Pete and be reunited with the family? Will he come snout-to-snout with the beloved First Dog? Filled with charming retro illustrations, Larry Gets Lost in Washington, DC, is an educational and fun tour of our nation's capital.