My Dog Is the Best
Laurie Ann Thompson, illustrated by Paul Schmid
A young boy explains why he thinks his dog is special, naming activities such as rolling over, playing chase, and blowing bubbles. The pictures add a quiet joke: for most of the story, the dog is asleep while the boy describes these shared moments. As the child finally winds down, the dog wakes, and their roles reverse. The book follows the affectionate bond between a child and a family pet.
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