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Praise for Dog Number 1, Dog Number 10: Visually, it's got plenty of pizzazz... - Kirkus Reviews ...The rhymes alone should be enough for most kids to supply answers, but abundant visual clues in Rubinger's kinetically off-kilter scenes provide additional hints. - Publishers Weekly Praise for Rubinger's I Dream of an Elephant: This is a beautifully conceived book. The stylized illustrations are a treat for the eyes... this [book] should find a place in most collections. - School Library Journal Besides learning colors, some repetitive rhyming words and patterns in the poems help our early readers learn to read or guess the words. - Sacramento Book Review This rhyming picture book features a built-in game. Each spread asks a question which is never answered in the text--children must fill in the answer themselves. - Reading Today Praise for Rubinger's Big Cat, Small Cat: Israeli cartoonist and creator of children's books Rubinger provides full-bleed, computer-generated landscapes in bold colors...this is a good addition to shelves of concept books. - Kirkus Reviews This book about opposites introduces a quirky cast of bug-eyed cats... kids should enjoy filling (or shouting) in the answers. - Publishers Weekly Whether used as a simple read-a-loud, a game, or an introduction to the concept of opposites, this should please many little ones. - Booklist

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Ami Rubinger, born in Jerusalem in 1953, began his career illustrating for the daily newspaper Ha'Aretz. He is currently an illustrator and cartoonist for the daily newspaper Yedioth-Achronot. Rubinger has written and illustrated over 15 books, including many children’s titles, and has won numerous awards for his work. He resides in Tel-Aviv.

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