Samuel knows that their real name is Simone, but things at their house are too quiet to think about how to tell their parents. When...

Samuel knows that their real name is Simone, but things at their house are too quiet to think about how to tell their parents. When Chloe the costume designer moves in across the street with a dog about to have puppies, life becomes bigger, more colourful, and louder. And so does Simone.Teacher resources available on publisher website: rebelmountainpress.com/the-loudest-bark-quel-jappements-teacher-resources

Author: Gail Schwartz, Lucie Gagnon
Publisher: Rebel Mountain Press
Published: 10/15/2021
Pages: 36
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 10.10h x 8.80w x 0.40d
ISBN: 9781989996034
Audience: Ages 9-12


Review Citation(s):
Kirkus Reviews 07/15/2021

About the Author
Gagnon, Lucie: -

Lucie Gagnon and Gail Marlene Schwartz are passionate about children's books. They co-authored Clementine in Quarantine (Facile à lire, 2020) and My Sister's Girlfriend (Rebel Mountain Press, forthcoming). Lucie is retired from the Montreal Public Library system. She is a homeschooling mom who loves games, pasta, and learning how things work. Gail writes for adults and is also a professional editor. She likes to sing, make challah bread, and do messy art projects with friends. Along with writing, Lucie and Gail also share a home, a son, and a dog, all full of sound, in St-Armand, Quebec.

Schwartz, Gail: -

Lucie Gagnon and Gail Marlene Schwartz are passionate about children's books. They co-authored Clementine in Quarantine (Facile à lire, 2020) and My Sister's Girlfriend (Rebel Mountain Press, forthcoming). Lucie is retired from the Montreal Public Library system. She is a homeschooling mom who loves games, pasta, and learning how things work. Gail writes for adults and is also a professional editor. She likes to sing, make challah bread, and do messy art projects with friends. Along with writing, Lucie and Gail also share a home, a son, and a dog, all full of sound, in St-Armand, Quebec. Authors available for school and other venue readings and presentations.

Ayotte, Amélie: -

Amélie Ayotte is an illustrator and animator living in the Montreal area in Quebec. Her favourite mediums are watercolor and colored pencils, which she uses to create colorful images inspired by nature. Her first short film, Koi, was presented at the Fantasia and Animaze festivals.