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A Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz, Leonard Shortall
Paperback (HarperCollins, Oct. 22, 1985)A Dog on Barkham StreetAn ALA Notable BookEdward Frost wants a dog of his own. And he doesn't want to be bullied by big, mean Martin Hastings anymore. Neither wish seems very likely to come true, until one day wandering Uncle Josh arrives with a beautiful collie named Argess. Suddenly everything begins to change.
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A dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Aug. 16, 1961)"More than anything in the world Edward wanted a dog. And second only to that was his desire to be free of the constant plaguing of Martin Hastings, the bully of Barkham Street."
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A Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz, Leonard Shortall
Library Binding (HarperCollins, June 1, 1960)More than anything in the world Edward wanted a dog. And second only to that was his desire to be free of the constant plaguing of Martin Hastings, the bully of Barkham Street. Then into the heart of both these problems came Uncle Josh, an unabashed hobo, and Argress, a collie, who was his traveling companion. How Edward convinced his parents that he was responsible enough to have a pet, and how Argess was instrumental in solving the problem of Martin make a story boys will know is written about their own world, expressly for them. Leonard Shortall's delightful pictures add fun and warmth to this story of a boy and a dog.
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A Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz
Paperback (HarperTrophy, Sept. 16, 1985)None
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Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz
Library Binding (Harpercollins Juvenile Books, June 15, 1960)Children's Literature
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Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz, Leonard Shortall
School & Library Binding (Topeka Bindery, Oct. 16, 1985)None
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A Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz
Unknown Binding (Perfection Learning Prebound, Aug. 31, 1988)None
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A Dog on Barkham Street
Mary Stolz
Paperback (Demco Media, Sept. 1, 1985)A little boy's greatest desire is fulfilled when his uncle gives him a dog
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