Summary: Zoomer is an energetic pup with a great imagination. He has many adventures, while his brothers get ready for school. Dad is patient with Zoomer, as Zoomer continues to disobey him. Dad finally asks Zoomer why he doesn't want to go to school, since he has always liked school, to which Zoomer has a surprising answer.
Media: Mixed Media
Genre/Critique:This book is a good example of Literary text, because the characters are animals who talk and do human things. ( )

This book was hilarious. A good fun book for young children to read.

Cute, colorful pictures. I can't say I think much of the story, or the writing, unfortunately.



Review from my blog, This Space Intentionally Left Blank ( )

I've been sharing this story over and over again with six and seven year olds. They really appreciate it. The dog food castle was a special favorite, not to mention the crash landing of the rocket on the roof so casually referred to as a "beautiful" landing. The ending has been done before, but for some quick thrills and easy laughs for a younger audience, this was very nice. Comical and light-hearted! ( )

Zoomer is a one of a kind puppy that is way to busy for school. As Dad is trying to take care of the three pups while Mom is gone, Zoomer is busy being a superhero, blowing the world's biggest bubble, making castles out of dog food and dinosaurs out of the sandbox. His final quest is exploring the moon (also known as the roof), ultimately doing whatever he wants to do instead of getting ready for school because there is honestly no school on Saturdays.