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A Note for Garbage Goat

Spokane changes. Children grow. And year after year, Garbage Goat is still here.

A gentle board book celebrating artist Sister Paula Turnbull, her beloved Garbage Goat, and the generations of children who have grown up visiting one familiar friend.

Bedtime Board Book

A Note for Garbage Goat weaves together Spokane’s past and present through the story of Sister Paula Turnbull and the public artwork she created. With a soft, whimsical tone, it explores how an iconic city landmark became part of childhood memories, family traditions, and a shared sense of place.

Who You’ll Meet Along the Way

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Artist Sister Paula Turnbull shaped, welded, and imagined something wonderfully unexpected: a goat who would help children clean up their park and become part of Spokane’s story.

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Steadfast, curious, and always ready for a visit, Garbage Goat is a familiar Spokane friend who has welcomed generations of children. Watch Garbage Goat grow as part of Sister Paula's art!

What You'll Discover

Public Artwork

Creative Process

Welding

teaching-art

Train Stations

Expo '74

Home

Story Themes

Familiar places and shared experiences help connect children, families, and communities.

Stories, places, and traditions can be shared from one generation to the next.

Home can grow and change while still holding the people, places, and memories we know.

Shared places and stories help shape our understanding of home.

Preview

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Stay Curious, Adventure Often

Discover the real places that inspired the story.

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Learn more about Bree, Kid, and their friends.

Continue through the growing Garbage Goat & Kid story collection.

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Our books connect curious minds and young hearts to places, communities, and generations through storytelling and illustration.

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816 W Francis Avenue #574

Spokane, WA 99205

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