Go, Dog. Go! (Beginner Books)
by P.D. Eastman
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Book Reviews of Go, Dog. Go! (Beginner Books)
Book Review: go dog go
Summary: 5 Stars
i enjoyed this book as a child, so
i got it for my grandson[17 months old]. I hope he will be happy with it as well.
Book Review: buy dog buy!
Summary: 5 Stars
Is there a better childrens book than Go Dog Go? Great colors, simple but satisfying pictures, and of course, lots of dogs. Finally just wore the cover off the original with the third kid. If your child age 3 to 8 doesn't like GDG perhaps you should make an appointment. With a lot of Barney/Pooh Bear/TV tie in knockoffs out there, get an original. Also good are: the Bernstein Bears, the Olivia series, Roosevelt and the magic pebble, Ten apples up on top, Are you my Mother?,and for girls the Madeline books to name just a few. Book Review: for kids from 1-100, a timeless classic
Summary: 5 Stars
this was one of my favorite books as a child, and when i picked it up after 35 years, i remembered and recognized the illustrations and scenes as if i had read it yesterday. this is a pleasure to read with its simple verse-like writing, its wonderful drawings, its bright colors, and its loveable characters. i couldn't reocmmend a book more highly, especially good for young dog lovers, like our son. don't bother with the board book version, which takes down 76 pages to about 6. this original is easy to read and a joy.Book Review: Years of Doggie Fun
Summary: 5 Stars
Review by Sherry North, Author, Because You Are My Baby
This is a short, terrific book that neither you nor your child will tire of reading. Toddlers love the idea of dogs driving cars, and beginning readers enjoy the satisfaction of reading the story without help. This makes the book appropriate for a wide age range. The ending is charming and will put a smile on your face as well as your child's.
Book Review: Shelley's Dad
Summary: 5 Stars
This is an excellent childrens' books. The pictures keep the child interested while the repetition helps them as they learn to talk and read. I like all of the P.D. Eastman books that I have read.