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Alan Snow has worked in design, animation, and is the illustrator of Here's What You Do When You Can't Find Your Shoe by Andrea Perry and is the author and illustrator of How Dogs Really Work, The Truth About Cats, and How Santa Really Works.Here Be Monsters! is his first novel and is the start of an incredible illustrated journey into the weird and astonishing world of Ratbridge. He, however, lives in Bath, England.

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Around town: Barry Moser submits town flag designs
Daily Hampshire Gazette, December 7, 2011
...start with one or two that are starting to crowd everything else out," Adolph said. Tree Warden Alan Snow said removing invasives could be an opportunity to improve the tree canopy in neighborhoods. But some members expressed concern about removing more...
Rawlings loses crucial match
This is Devon, March 1, 2012
...win the men's yellow ball team competition on Saturday with 120 stableford points. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry. Mark...
GOLF: Rawlings loses crucial match
Exeter Express and Echo, February 29, 2012
...win the men’s yellow ball team competition on Saturday with 120 stableford points. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry. Mark...
GOLF: Tiverton keep it in the family
Mid Devon Star, February 29, 2012
...men's yellow ball team competition with 120 Stableford points at Tiverton on Saturday. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry....
GOLF: Tiverton keep it in the family
This is the West Country, February 29, 2012
...men's yellow ball team competition with 120 Stableford points at Tiverton on Saturday. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry....
GOLF: Rawlings loses crucial match
This is Devon, February 29, 2012
...to win the men?s yellow ball team competition on Saturday with 120 stableford points. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry. Mark...
GOLF: Rawlings loses crucial match
North Devon Journal, February 28, 2012
...win the men's yellow ball team competition on Saturday with 120 stableford points. Dave Simpson, Graham Clarke, Alan Snow and Richard Jessop scored 115 to finish second on a countback from Nick Lear, Chem Austin, Dominic Bristow and Neil Megarry. Mark...
New game plan on tree cutting
Daily Hampshire Gazette, February 23, 2012
...longer be held when officials believe shade trees in public places need to be taken down. Tree Warden Alan Snow is proposing a protocol in which trees that pose dangers or are considered structurally unsound would be marked with bright yellow or orange...