 An eight-year-old budding artist finds out he is not the only one in the family with talent. When the boy thinks he is finished painting his daily masterpiece, he asks his dog if his work is done. His dog, Louie, barks suggesting his master include him in the picture to perfectly complete the painting. Unfortunately, the boy must leave to go to school as his pouting pooch watches from the window. Louie spends the day in the art studio creating a rendition of Cezanne’s “Still Life with Fruit Basket,” proving he and his master are both creative geniuses. Barroux’s warm and charming illustrations bring life to the loving relationship between a dog and his master. cc |
| Title: My Dog Thinks I’m A Genius Author: Harriet Ziefert Illustrator: Barroux Publisher: Blue Apple Books, New Jersey Copyright: 2011 Original language: English ISBN: 978-1-60905-059-7 Hardcover pages: 40 Age range: 4-8 Genre: Picture book Author’s residence: United States Illustrator’s ethnicity: French Illustrator’s residence: France Subjects: Animals, Art, Creativity, Dogs, Painting, Pets |
My Dog Thinks I’m A Genius
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