With his big blue eyes and soulful expression, George was the irresistible runt of the litter. But Dave and Christie Nasser's "baby" ended up being almost five feet tall, seven feet long, and 245 pounds. Eager to play, and boisterous to the point of causing chaos, this big Great Dane was scared of water, scared of dogs a fraction of his size and, most of all, scared of being alone. GIANT GEORGE is the charming story of how this precocious puppy won Dave and Christie's hearts and along the way became a doggie superstar. In 2010, George was named by Guinness World Records as the Tallest Dog in the World-ever. He appeared on Oprah, and even has his own global fan club. But to Dave and Christie, this extraordinary animal is still their beloved pet, the one who has made them laugh, made them cry, and continues to make them incredibly happy.
Marilyn Ann Moss’s Giant examines the life of one of the most influential directors to work in Hollywood from the 1930s to the 1960s.
George's huge shadow always gets in the way and alienates him from his friends until, with the help of his shadow, he performs an act of bravery that wins his friends back forever.
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This is the full heart-warming story of Dave and Christie's life with George - his likes and dislikes, his diet, habits and quirks.
The sixth book in the George Brown, Class Clown series promises young readers, boys and girls alike, a whole lot of laughs.
Simple text and many drawings explain what it would be like to take a trip through space, visit a space station, and journey to the moon and other planets.
Originally published in 1992, Giant Lizards is a bestselling reference held in high regard within every level of the herp hobby for its authoritative and thorough coverage of lizard biology.
Giant George and Little Leo is a heartfelt story about a giraffe and a leopard cub.
And little by little, George finds himself giving away all his new purchases. From the creators of Room on the Broom, this is a lively tale that reminds readers that sometimes it's what's inside a person-or a giant-that matters most.
... Giant George slowly walked over to the tree and stretched his legs and stretched his neck as far as they could go until his head was just about even with Little Leo, Leo managed to reach out and grab onto George's neck. “0w,” said George ...