Stay! A Top Dog Story
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| Rating | : | 4.32 (723 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1561458848 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He lives in South Africa. . Alex Latimer lives near the border of a national park so when not writing or drawing, he spends his free time shooing baboons out of his lounge. The Boy Who Cried Ninja is his first book for children
The engaging images are bold and energetic with lots of detail. When his parents decide to go on a vacation and leave Buster with Grandpa, Ben writes and draws many notes to let Grandpa know about Buster's needs and preferences, such as "Belly tickles, dog biscuits with peanut butter and sleeping on Dad's pillow." While on vacation Ben sends postcards for further information. Fluent readers will enjoy reading the notes, looking at the postcards, and deciphering some notes, which are partially concealed. VERDICT A wonderful follow-up to Charise
"Every Child Who Wants a Dog Should Read This Book." according to Grateful Grandma. Stay! is a wonderful book with great illustrations and a lesson for children who want or have a dog. This is the story of Ben's dog, Buster. You don't really need to own a dog to understand this, but if you do have one, then this is even better. Buster has not been trained and the family is tired of the stunts he pulls so, when they do on vacation, they leave him home with grandpa. Ben is worried that grandpa will not know how to take. "Grampa can help get Buster straightened out!" according to Paul Mastin. Buster is a pretty good dog--for the most part. When it's time to go on vacation, though, Ben's parents decide that Buster won't be coming along. He gets to stay with Grampa for the week. Ben is quite concerned about Buster's care, and leaves lots of notes for Grampa, as well as sending postcards from vacation with tips and reminders.The one thing Ben forgot: Don't take Buster to the post office! After their visit to the post office, . Valerie A. Baute said Latimer Wins Again. Ben loves his dog Buster. The problem is, Buster isn't really a good dog. When Ben's parents decide to go on vacation, they remember their last trip with Buster. This time, Buster has to stay with Grampa. Ben makes sure to leave Grampa plenty of notes about Buster, and he sends postcards from the trip to tell him more. In the end, Grampa found a way to help Buster become a great dog most of the time.I have said it before, but I love t
Buster is messy, he is naughty, he is EXHAUSTING! But Ben loves him more than anything. But has Ben remembered the most IMPORTANT thing?. When Ben goes away, he tells Grampa exactly how to look after Buster. Looking after Ben's dog, Buster, is no walk in the park