I was about four years old when I was given it and it was an all-time favourite, and I still have a copy.
It was about a dog that had been found but he destroyed the house and got into much trouble. Author’s retropestive Author Dame Lynley Dodd’s retrospective exhibition at State Library of South Australia OUT of the gate and off for a walk, went Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy. My favourite picture book as a child was Chappie by Constance Heward. What was your favourite picture book as a child? And besides your own books, what picture books do you enjoy, or give as gifts to children? And in her more youthful years she attacked the Christmas tree repeatedly, demolishing decorations and rearranging them. My book Slinky Malinki, Early Bird was based on the morning antics of Suu Kyi. She is very demanding and she has me under her paw! She loves to be part of the action, which can mean attacking my friends and getting up to mischief when I’m on the phone.
I have a 17-year-old diabetic Burmese cat called Suu Kyi. Can you tell us a little bit about any pets you have now? The secret lives of dogs and cats has been your perennial theme.
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