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| David ShannonDavid Shannon is composed of at least 1 distinct authors.Also known as: shannon David | 5,312 | 231 |  (4.15) | 0 | 0 |
David Shannon is composed of at least 1 distinct authors (edit assignments). LibraryThing has only recently introduced this feature. In the near future distinct authors will have their own pages. David Shannon (1)- No, David! 1089 copies, 64 reviews
- A Bad Case of Stripes 851 copies, 48 reviews
- David Goes to School 603 copies, 24 reviews
- David gets in trouble 548 copies, 20 reviews
- Duck on a Bike 532 copies, 15 reviews
- Alice The Fairy 400 copies, 10 reviews
- Good Boy, Fergus! 329 copies, 25 reviews
- The Rain Came Down 259 copies, 6 reviews
- Duck and a Book 248 copies, 2 reviews
- Too Many Toys 131 copies, 8 reviews
- Oh, David! 90 copies, 4 reviews
- Oops! 64 copies, 3 reviews
- David Smells!: A Diaper David Book 56 copies, 2 reviews
- The Amazing Christmas Extravaganza 45 copies
David Shannon (unknown)Top members (works)zjeszay (12), tuffydog (10), voluntaryist (10), tgi1515 (10), charzie (10), foxly (10), mmhorman (9), kday_working (9), marissaurso (9), mestinson (9), bghomeschool (9), bheaney (8), sevenplus (8) — more Member favorites
David Shannon has 6 past events. (show) Did you ever break the rules or loudly shout NO!!? Meet Jack, Frog and the No-No bird to find out what happens when you do. $5 cost includes a coupon. For ages 3-5. Pre-registration required.
Spencer has too many toys, so many that they spill out of the drawers and closets. In an effort to persuade his mom to let him keep them all, since they are all his favorites, Spencer is captivated by something that can't be bought in a store. David Shannon, creator of No, David! and How I Became a Pirate, ... (more)Join us as we celebrate the birthday of local author/illustrator David Shannon! We'll read his latest book, Too Many Toys! and some old favorites, too. Make a birthday card to include in our birthday care package.
Join us as we celebrate the birthday of local author/illustrator David Shannon! We'll read his latest book, Too Many Toys! and some old favorites, too. Make a birthday card to include in our birthday care package.
Admit it – you think David Shannon’s picture books are a HOOT! You giggled yourself silly over his Caldecott Honor-winning No, David. You fell down laughing over his illustrations for How I Became a Pirate by Melinda Long. NOW you can laugh at David Shannon himself! In person! At our very own bookstore! ... (more)Spencer has too many toys! He has robots, puzzles, board games, stuffed animals, and plastic dinosaurs. Toys spill out of every drawer and closet and clutter the floor of every room. Come along as Spencer tries to persuade his mother to keep them all--because every single toy is his favorite! David ... (more)
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Author DisambiguationHow many authors?David Shannon is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
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A: Because LibraryThing draws from so many different libraries, it can't enforce a single name for a given author. "Also known as"
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