Life was good for Dawgkrunchy kibblecushy bedtasty treats.Until...one day, when Dawg waitedby the door,tail waving, wagging...When Dawg's busy family ignores his pleas for a walk, he takes matters
Life was good for Dawg
krunchy kibble
cushy bed
tasty treats.
Until...one day,
when Dawg waited
by the door,
tail waving, wagging...
When Dawg's busy family ignores his pleas for a walk, he takes matters into his own paws and follows his nose on an adventure through the neighbourhood. He decides to visit his favourite spots — his telephone pole, behind the mailbox and even meeting a new dog and playing in the wading pool!
Eventually Dawg's rumbly tummy reminds him where his food bowl dwells, as well as his frantic family, who have been searching for him in all the wrong places.
Marie Prins is an award-winning author of middle-grade fiction including The Girl From the Attic. She lives in a historic house in Northumberland County, Ontario. This is her debut picture book.
Leanne Franson is a bilingual illustrator who has worked on books in English and French. Her picture books include Emma's Gems, Rainy Day with Bear and I Miss Franklin P Shuckles. She lives near Martensville, Saskatchewan.
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"Kids, particularly dog lovers, will enjoy this very sweet story. The colorful, loosely drawn illustrations depict a warm, light-skinned, realistically busy family. Dawg's an endearing, large, shaggy pooch with light brown fur. An appealing story sure to captivate children who appreciate dog 'tails. "
— Kirkus Review
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