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I thought this book might be teaching a good "don't brag" lesson when the animals started teaching Dog that it wasn't nice to brag about being the best. But then in the end he reiterates that his ears are fluffiest and that is most important so he is the best. ??

Oh, I quite liked this one. I'm considering it for a feelings-themed storytime because it's a light, fluffy read that touches on guilt and shame, which I think aren't included in a lot of feelings-themed picture books but are definitely emotions that can frustrate and confound kids.

The conceit (pun intended) of this picture book is successful, but the execution is a bit clunky. Lucy Cousins' illustrations in bright, vivid colors fly off the page, making for a fun romp through a simple but important message. Dog's comeuppances are well-deserved and amusing. The book's final pag Leggi tutto

I love Lucy Cousins and I love this concept. We spend most of our lives telling our kids "You're great! You're perfect just the way you are! You're the best!" These things are great, until they run into other kids who have been told the same thing. I'm all for encouraging and praising your kids, esp Leggi tutto

This book missed the mark for me. I thought the story's message would be about appreciating our differences and being kind, a great lesson for children to learn through the character of Dog, except that by the end, the book ends where it began, with a boastful and obnoxious main character who treats Leggi tutto

Dog thinks he is the best. He can do things better than his friends. But turns out, his friends can do some things better than him. He is sad, then they show him he really is the best at some things. Dog is silly but cute.