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Floyd and the Mysterious Night Time Noise
Floyd and the Mysterious Night Time Noise is about a dog named Floyd who can't get to sleep. The problem is a strange noise that keeps waking him up in the night. Floyd must find out just where that Mysterious Noise is coming from. With the help of his two canine companions,Tiny and Larue, Floyd bravely searches everywhere to find the noise. He is, as always, very determined, but is he successful? Floyd discovers that he is braver than he thought, and that sometimes the clues to a mystery are right under your nose.
The characters and illustrations in this charming tale are based on the imaginary adventures of the author's own dogs, three beloved Welsh Corgis.
The characters and illustrations in this charming tale are based on the imaginary adventures of the author's own dogs, three beloved Welsh Corgis.
34 pages, Paperback
First published March 25, 2011
About the author
Kristine Daniels
4 books1 followerKristine Daniels is the author and illustrator of her self-published children's book trio of "Floyd" stories.
A 1993 graduate of Westfield State College in Westfield, Massachusetts, Kristine started illustrating children's books in 2007 and published her first independent project in 2009.
When not working on her books, Kristine teaches visual art for middle school students in her hometown of Acushnet, Massachusetts. She is National Board (NBPTS) Certified in Early Adolescent/Young Adult Art and is certified in Massachusetts to teach both visual art and English. Kristine is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators.
Kristine lives in Fairhaven, Massachusetts with her husband, jazz musician Matt Richard, and their three Welsh Corgis.
A 1993 graduate of Westfield State College in Westfield, Massachusetts, Kristine started illustrating children's books in 2007 and published her first independent project in 2009.
When not working on her books, Kristine teaches visual art for middle school students in her hometown of Acushnet, Massachusetts. She is National Board (NBPTS) Certified in Early Adolescent/Young Adult Art and is certified in Massachusetts to teach both visual art and English. Kristine is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators.
Kristine lives in Fairhaven, Massachusetts with her husband, jazz musician Matt Richard, and their three Welsh Corgis.
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March 14, 2012
In her second installment of the "Floyd" series, author and illustrator Kristine Daniels takes us on a journey to discover what is keeping Floyd, Tiny, and Larue up all night. Floyd and the Mysterious Night Time Noise is a suspenseful story that tests the canine trio's courage while satisfying their curiosity.
Floyd is a very persistent and determined dog whose character traits are certainly apparent in Kristine's sequel. The ending is both ironic and amusing. While Floyd discovers that he may add bravery to his list of desirable qualities, he also finds out that the sometimes solving a mystery can be done simply by following your nose.
As expected, Floyd and the Mysterious Night Time Noise is beautifully illustrated. Kristine created imaginative and whimsical artwork for this book. I cannot wait to see what Floyd is up to next!
Floyd is a very persistent and determined dog whose character traits are certainly apparent in Kristine's sequel. The ending is both ironic and amusing. While Floyd discovers that he may add bravery to his list of desirable qualities, he also finds out that the sometimes solving a mystery can be done simply by following your nose.
As expected, Floyd and the Mysterious Night Time Noise is beautifully illustrated. Kristine created imaginative and whimsical artwork for this book. I cannot wait to see what Floyd is up to next!
August 4, 2014
I enjoyed this book immensely. Even as an adult, I enjoyed Floyd's continued adventures and I loved the illustrations. I look forward to Floyd's next act.
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