Owney’s Map

CLICK HERE to see a map of where OWNEY, THE MAIL-POUCH POOCH has been read.

To put a flag on your town, you may either post below or send me an email at rkerby@mcdaniel.edu

1. Individuals, type your first name(s)–NO last names–, your zip code, and maybe the url address of an image to represent your city or state.

2. Teachers or librarians, post:

  • School Name
  • Street, City, Town, Zip Code
  • The url address of an image that best depicts your school or town.

I’ll update the map as often as I can.–Mona Kerby

16 Responses

  1. Siting 1 Address:
    Grandview Elementary School 151 Grandview Ave Monsey, NY 10954

    See:
    He saw the students.

    Smell, Taste, Hear:
    He ate lunch in the cafeteria. He smelled the hamburgers. He tasted a chicken finger.

    Trinket:
    He left the the Grandview Library Mail button.

  2. Hi Mona! Just trying out your website and thinking of possibilities for our students.

  3. Thank you for coming to our school! We liked learning about your book. We have been looking on the computer for more Owney facts because he was a really cool dog. We are your new fans! Thank you again!

  4. Rich has shared Owney’s story with the kids at Laytonsville Elementary School in Laytonsville, Maryland@ 20871
    http://pics4.city-data.com/cpicc/cfiles32054.jpg
    You’ll find a picture of a Lion’s Club float riding down Laytonsville’s main street during a parade here.

  5. I read your book and I really like it.

  6. I love the book Owney!

  7. I love the owney book!

  8. I like your book a lot!

  9. Hi Mona,
    I’m a librarian at Crestline Elementary School in Birmingham, AL. I have read your fabulous book about Owney and will be using Sarah Chauncey’s project organizer with my students. I love Owney’s Blog, map and video. Great job!
    Thanks so much,
    Ruth

  10. This is an amazing book and I look forward to sharing it with all the kids here at the library!
    Thanks!
    Diana.

  11. This is an amazing book and I look forward to sharing it with all the kids here at the library in Riverside, CA!
    Thanks!
    Diana.

  12. I got this book from my Aunt Patty for Christmas. I really like it. I liked how it really happened. I live in Minnesota and Owney came through St. Paul and Duluth. Thanks for the signed copy for my class at Crooked Lake Elementary.

  13. I really the book Owney because its about a real dog.

  14. Hi Mona! I’m having fun negotiating Owney’s blog. I read the book with my children, Adriana and Ian, in Wolcott, Vermont this weekend. We’d love to be added to your map!

  15. Hi, Ms. Kerby!
    We loved your book! You have nice illustrations. Our favorite part was the fact that this story is based off of a real story. It is fiction, but also non-fiction. Did Owney like to eat mail? When you found Owney, did you find out where he came from? When do you think your next book will come out? Where did they find Owney? Do you have any pets? What did they feed Owney? Were they able to get the mail from under Owney and get it delivered? Do you like dogs? How old did they think he was when they found him? When Owney went around the world, how did they get him back on the boat? We look forward to hearing back from you and seeing you tomorrow.
    Sincerely,
    Mrs. Stewart’s 2nd Grade Class

  16. How did owney go all them places and where are the dog tags

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