Gunner's Big Day on Frobisher Bay - Taylor, Trevor
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"As we anchored in the cove where the glacier touched the sea, I had this funny feeling that I had to have a pee!" Gunner the dog can't wait to go fishing with his family. But on their way, he starts to feel a familiar urge. He has to go pee! Gunner's mom rushes him to shore, but as they get closer, they encounter a scary surprise. Can Gunner make it to land before it's too late? Explore the iconic landscape of Iqaluit through the eyes of an adorable dog and his family in Gunner's Big Day Within Frobisher Bay, a bilingual storybook sure to delight young readers in the North and South alike!

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"As we anchored in the cove where the glacier touched the sea, I had this funny feeling that I had to have a pee!" Gunner the dog can't wait to go fishing with his family. But on their way, he starts to feel a familiar urge. He has to go pee! Gunner's mom rushes him to shore, but as they get closer, they encounter a scary surprise. Can Gunner make it to land before it's too late? Explore the iconic landscape of Iqaluit through the eyes of an adorable dog and his family in Gunner's Big Day Within Frobisher Bay, a bilingual storybook sure to delight young readers in the North and South alike!
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Autorenporträt
Trevor Taylor grew up in Gunner's Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, where the outdoors, fishing, birds, and boats were as big a part of growing up as going to school. He cut his high teeth fishing cod in the midship room of a trap skiff before working for the Newfoundland Fishermen's Union and captaining a 55-foot crab and shrimp fishing vessel. Later on, he was Minister of Fisheries and helped establish one of Canada's leading ocean conservation organizations. He now lives in Iqaluit, Nunavut with his wife, Udloriak, and dog, Gunner. He loves to snowmobile and boat all over the southern Baffin region and compose silly rhymes and bad dad jokes to amuse his family. Marcus Cutler is both a children's illustrator and an occasional climber of rocks. He lives in Windsor, Ontario, with his wife and two daughters.