Find Scruncheon and Touton

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Find Scruncheon and Touton

By (author): Laurel Keating, Nancy Keating

Young readers will have endless fun looking for Scruncheon the Newfoundland Dog and Touton the Labrador Retriever. And there are other hidden objects in this delightful picture-book, too. For anyone who lives in the province, and for those who would enjoy a virtual tour of Newfoundland and Labrador, Search for Scruncheon and Touton will fascinate children and adults alike. From the city to the ocean and beyond, this is a picture-book to explore again and again.

AUTHOR

Laurel Keating

Laurel Keating’s illustrations charm and delight children of all ages. An award-winning artist, her work has adorned several Newfoundland children’s books, including Yaffle’s Journey, the Find Scruncheon and Touton books, Moose’s Roof, Elliot and the Impossible Fish, Full Speed Ahead: Errol’s Bell Island Adventure, and Flying Ace: Errol’s Gander Adventure. Once upon an Iceberg: Errol’s Twillingate Adventure is her tenth book.

AUTHOR

Nancy Keating

Nancy Keating and her daughter, Laurel, are both award-winning artists. Search for Scruncheon and Touton is their first published collaboration, and Laurel’s first-ever published book. They live in Portugal Cove.

Reviews

“A bright and engaging book…Mother-and-daughter team Nancy and Laurel Keating have lovingly depicted scenes of geographical or cultural significance, starring two breeds of dogs that not only represent both the island and mainland portions of Newfoundland and Labrador, but are familiar to children everywhere…Young children will enjoy many hours pouring over this book to look for the objects listed or pictured.”
– CM Magazine