Review - Baron Thinks Dogs Are People Too by: Laurie Dean

Baron Thinks Dogs Are People Too

by: Laurie Dean

Illustrated by: Kevin Collier

Hardcover: 24 pages
Publisher: Big Tent Books (November 11, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1601310358
ISBN-13: 978-1601310354
Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 8.1 x 0.2 inches

Baron Thinks Dogs Are People Too is a sweet and adorable little story that will warm the heart of many young children. The illustrations are a delight to behold - with bright, colorful and eye catching visuals, that bring the words to life. The story itself is short and simple - easy to hold a child's attention, yet with a wonderful meaning of friendship and love that is sure to touch readers of all ages.

Baron is a young puppy who loves his family, yet yearns for a best friend of his own. His orneriness gets him sent to Dog School, where he learns to sit, heel, stand and many lessons that leave Baron exhausted - though very well behaved. It is not long before Baron is settled back with his family - happy, though still searching for a best friend. One day, something unexpected happens, bringing forth a wonderful surprise.

Baron Thinks Dogs Are People Too, would make a delightful and fun addition to any library. It is a wonderful book for adults and children to share together and enjoy. With an attention holding story and fun illustrations, Baron Thinks Dogs Are People Too, is sure to be a repeat performance.

As a side note, please be sure to visit the author's website by (clicking here). It is a wonderfully fun site with games, information and a peek inside the book!

*overall rating 4/5

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About the Book:

Cute and lovable Baron wants a best friend but in an effort to get his family's attention, Baron's lively antics take him in the wrong direction. After being whisked away to doggie school, Baron learns important lessons about behaving himself. But will he ever find the friendship his furry heart longs for?