Exhibit of Original Artwork from Truffle by Local Author and Illustrator, David McPhail

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Be one of the first to view the illustrations from the newly released book, Truffle: A Dog and Cat Story written by acclaimed and best-selling local children's book author and illustrator David McPhail. Mr. McPhail's book, Truffle will be released on June 5 and we will celebrate the author's work at a Book Launch Party on Tuesday, June 6 from 5:30- 7:30 PM. The public is welcome to view the exhibit in the Levenson Community Room before, during, or after the event on June 6. But, don't wait because this very special exhibit features all the images from his newest book and will only be on display for about a week. 

About Truffle: A Dog and Cat Story
This book was inspired by a real dog, who had "no use for cats." This tale shares Truffle’s opportunity to understand and ultimately overcome his disregard for cats. He doesn’t understand why they exist, and he sees no reason why he should interact with them, but they are all around him. He meets cats on his daily walks, at the tea shop; they are everywhere! Finally, he meets a cat who is somehow different, and things start to shift. 

Sharing Truffle's cat transition as a gentle process, unfolding slowly, David's story helps children to learn that we can all change in unexpected ways and that real change takes time. Truffle also celebrates the joys of new and long-lasting friendships. Coming June 5, 2023.

About the Author/Illustrator
David McPhail is a beloved author-illustrator of many books for children including best-selling picture books, board books, and novelty books. He received a New York Times Best Illustrated Books honor for Edward and the Pirates. He has also received a Boston Globe- Horn Book honor, a Children's Choice Award, a Parents' Choice Award, a Children's Booksellers Choices Award, a Best Books of the Year award from Publisher's Weekly for Mole Music, and many state awards. He lives near the sea in New Hampshire with his wife Jan Waldron.

Registration is not required. Just drop in during regular library hours.