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Boomer's Big Surprise
De Constance McGeorge et Mary Whyte
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Boomer knows something's up the day a shiny new bowl appears next to his, but imagine Boomer's surprise when he finds himself nose to nose with a new puppy! Just when Boomer thinks he's no longer top dog, he discovers there's room for two, and that the puppy is more than a new sibling—he's a new friend. Boomer's Big Surprise is filled with the same warmth and humor as the first two books in the Boomer series, and will have special appeal to any child facing the arrival of a new baby.
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Boomer's Big Surprise
De Constance McGeorge et Mary Whyte
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Boomer knows something's up the day a shiny new bowl appears next to his, but imagine Boomer's surprise when he finds himself nose to nose with a new puppy! Just when Boomer thinks he's no longer top dog, he discovers there's room for two, and that the puppy is more than a new sibling—he's a new friend. Boomer's Big Surprise is filled with the same warmth and humor as the first two books in the Boomer series, and will have special appeal to any child facing the arrival of a new baby.
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Children who love dogs will like this book.
The part where Boomer, the older dog, is neglected and left alone is a bit sad, but soon things change...
It's a story of friendship, but this book may also be useful to help an older child understand why everybody's attention is focused on his or her baby brother or sister. Nothing has changed, parents still love you very much, kid. :-)
The text is verbose and presents words that a preschooler might never have encountered.
The double-page illustrations are beautiful.
It's a profound book, on the overall; one that will be remembered for its message.
The part where Boomer, the older dog, is neglected and left alone is a bit sad, but soon things change...
It's a story of friendship, but this book may also be useful to help an older child understand why everybody's attention is focused on his or her baby brother or sister. Nothing has changed, parents still love you very much, kid. :-)
The text is verbose and presents words that a preschooler might never have encountered.
The double-page illustrations are beautiful.
It's a profound book, on the overall; one that will be remembered for its message.