This book is about a little girl who eats a dog biscuit, and her babysitter tells her that since she ate the biscuit she is going to turn into a dog. So later that night, when she falls asleep she has nightmare that she is a dog, in the end she goes to her babysitter Mrs. Blair and gets the truth about turning into a dog.

Genre: This is a great example of a fantasy book because after a kid eats a dog biscuit becomes a dog. Not only that but she sneaks out and goes on an adventure and the sky falls in on her. Later she visits the lady who she thought was a person who ate a dog biscuit and she gives the dog a "human-biscuit".

Point of View: This book is a good example of limited omniscient because the narrator knows the entire story but they know the most about Bridgett. You see that the author knows everything that Bridgett is thinking but you do not know the inner thoughts of the mother or the father of the story.

Level: Primary and Intermediate

Any child, or adult for that matter, who has eaten something that they weren't suppose to will adore this story. ( )

Emma tiene hambre y roba una galleta. No tiene mal sabor, pero es una galleta para perros. La vecina le dice que se convertirá en perro y hará «guau guau», y Emma empieza a notar la transformación… Ésta es una historia para todos los que se han preguntado alguna vez cómo debe de ser sentirse como un perro. A partir de 4 años.