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Works by Bryan Langdo

Tornado Slim and the Magic Cowboy Hat (2011) 30 copies, 1 review
The Dog Who Loved the Good Life (2001) 14 copies, 1 review
Hero Dad (2012) 2 copies

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No Room at the Inn: The Nativity Story (2009) — Illustrator — 252 copies, 1 review
Cat and Dog (1960) — Illustrator, some editions — 129 copies, 2 reviews
The Best Time of Day (2005) — Illustrator — 56 copies, 2 reviews

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2 reviews
Art Media: Watercolor.
This book is a great example of modern fantasy because it is in a realistic setting but the dog has human like traits. He acts just like a person would and wants all the luxuries of being a human instead of a dog. The fact that the dog can talk is essential to the story because he yearning to be like an human is what causes all the trouble!
Character: The main character of the dog is very important because if it had been a person it would not have had the same impact. show more Because of the fact that it is a dog wanting to do human-like things, it is a modern fantasy instead of a different genre. Also with the main character as a dog, that is what causes all of the issues in the story between him and his owner! show less
Tornado Slim finds himself on a journey to deliver a stranger’s letter and discovers that the cowboy hat that he is wearing does more than keeps the sun off his face.

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