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Dog-Gone Hollywood
Marjorie Sharmat
Library Binding (Random House Books for Young Readers, July 25, 2000)Duz's new movie is a huge success. The critics even say he might win an Academy Award! But then a Hollywood scandal turns everyone against him. Nasty child star Billy Brat accuses Duz of biting his leg. Fred knows it isn't true. Can he prove that Duz is innocent? Or will Billy Brat see to it that Duz never eats kibble in this town again?
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Dog-Gone Hollywood
Marjorie Sharmat, Mitchell Rigie
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, April 11, 1995)Duzz Shedd (a.k.a. Genghis Khan), Hollywood's newest canine star is trying to lead a normal life after starring in his first movie, but his fans (and the gossip columnists) won't leave him alone. Duz is in for even bigger trouble when he's nominated for an Oscar--as best actor! Will his biggest rival succeed in convincing the public that Duz is a dud?
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Duz Shedd #2: Dog-Gone Hollywood
Marjorie Sharmat
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, June 27, 2000)Duz's new movie is a huge success. The critics even say he might win an Academy Award! But then a Hollywood scandal turns everyone against him. Nasty child star Billy Brat accuses Duz of biting his leg. Fred knows it isn't true. Can he prove that Duz is innocent? Or will Billy Brat see to it that Duz never eats kibble in this town again?
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Hollywood Dogs
Meish Goldish
Library Binding (Bearport Pub Co Inc, Jan. 1, 2007)From classic heroines like Lassie to contemporary heroes like Beethoven, children will thrill to stories about the real-life dogs that are part of the entertainment industry. Young readers will learn about the emergence of dogs in television and film. With vivid full-color photographs and exciting narratives, Hollywood Dogs captivates kids with details on how dogs are trained to work with their human partners--and ultimately steal the show!
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Genghis Khan: Dog-Gone Hollywood
Marjorie Weinman Sharmat, Mitchell Rigie
Paperback (Demco Media, May 1, 1995)Now a major canine movie star, Ghengis Khan, also known as Duz, finds himself in serious competition for the Oscar in the category of best male actor.
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Hollywood Dogs
Meish Goldish
Hardcover (Bearport Publishing, Jan. 1, 2007)None