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I'm a Snowplow by Dennis Shealy and Bob Staake Little Golden Books / Random House 2020 ISBN: 0593125592 ISBN 10: 978-0593125595   Return To All Books     Behind The Pages With Bob: "I have collaborated with Dennis Shealy on a number of transportation-oriented Little Golden Books and his stories are always so much fun to illustrate. I like drawing snow scenes, so every spread for 'I'm A Snowplow' seemed to flow effortlessly from my pen, brush, Prisacolors and mouse. What I wanted to do in the artwork was to depict the giddy gleefulness of kids who get a snow day off from school. The only other time I have drawn so many snowflakes in a book was for Margaret Wise Brown's 'The Steamroller' (also a Little Golden Book.)" -- Bob Staake   As the snowplow spreads salt on the slcik road, a small salt shaker can be seen toppling through the air. The runway scene was inspired by my memory of the opening cradits for the 1970 disaster film, "Airport." A snowman wearing a top hat appears on an early page in the story then later on her appears again - but for some reason I drew his hat sitting on the ground -- and I can't remember why! Synopsis: Truck-loving preschoolers will love reading about Dusty the Snowplow and his very important job! I'm a snowplow. When you see me comin', you know that means the snow is comin' . . . and probably lots of it! Young boys and girls will love hearing all about how snowplows spread the salt and clear the roads in this awesome tale narrated by the snowplow himself! This Little Golden Book is illustrated by award-winning children's book author/illustrator Bob Staake with humorous, colorful artwork preschoolers will want to look at again and again. Enjoy this delightful book on a snowy day--or any day! -Little Golden Books / Random House         Sample images from book (above)     Get Your Book Signed By Bob

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