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Includes the names: Mona Krby, Kerby Mona

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Kerby, Mona
Legal name
Kerby, Ramona Nolen
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female
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Places of residence
Arlington, Texas, USA
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This is the textbook for a class in Collection Development. It's a pretty quick read, but compresses a lot of practical knowledge in its pages.
 
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Cynthia_Parkhill | Apr 30, 2023 |
An amazing story about a dog who served for the United States Postal Service. He traveled around the United States, protecting the mail. Eventually he went on a world tour and came home to New York with tags of places he traveled. I did not know this was based on a true story until I got to the end of the book and saw a photograph of Owney and the postal workers.
 
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Sondosottallah | 10 other reviews | Sep 22, 2019 |
What a great story! And the fact that it is true makes it all the better. This story is about a Mail Dog who won the hearts of mail carriers in the late 1800s. Owney traveled the world sticking close to his postal pals and protecting the mail. He was given postal tags from all over the United States as he hopped on different mail trains. He even had the opportunity to visit other countries. This is definitely a special story.
 
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Nekeidra | 10 other reviews | Aug 27, 2019 |
This book tells the story of a small pup who makes friends and travels the world by postal service. When he returns home, to Albany, he has a name tag for every place that he had been. He was growing old and was awarded for all of his travels. I enjoyed reading this book, as I had also read, "A Small Dog's Big Life: Around the World With Owney". I am very happy that I read both because I was able to see how text can change a book. In this one, there was a different format, though both very engaging and colorful. I liked that both books told the story of Owney's travels and linked the two together. I would definitely read this book in my classroom because it can teach children about traveling the world, cultures, awards, and animals. It can show that being happy is doing what you love; for Owney, that was traveling with he postal service around the world.… (more)
 
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Gabrielle21 | 10 other reviews | Aug 28, 2018 |

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