Go, Dog. Go!

I bought a board book type and it was short story.i think it's the version of when it was released. I may repurchase this again but with the hard cover type.

Go Dog, Go is a hilarious tale full of whimsy and adventure. It follows a group of dogs as they romp and play, getting into all sorts of fun mischief. But don't be fooled by the playful tone, because this book also packs a patriotic punch. When things get tough, these furry friends band together, using their bravery and smarts to overcome difficult challenges. Along the way, they learn important lessons about life. The writing is easy to follow and the characters are oh-so-lovable, making this a perfect read for kids and adults alike. In short, "Go Dog, Go" is a timeless novel that should have a spot on every bookshelf.

Both my boys love this book! This book is complete genius as it teaches your child prepositions such as over, under, on, at etc... in such a fun way. It has a couple of fun threads running through the book to maintain interest which includes dogs in cars heading towards a dog party and one dog trying on different hats to impress another dog. The illustrations are old and the red colour looks more like orange. But it makes up for this in written content. This is not a conventional story book and at first glance it seems to jump around but i think it adds to the interest. I love reading this with my boys and they enjoy trying to read it. This is the second time i've bought this book as the other got so tatty from constant handling.

libro nuovo, buono. stavo cercando il libro nella versione completa che è un po piu lungo, ma anche questo è bello!

delightful drawings, easy text for children beginning to read or beginning to learn English. a lovely classic which i loved as a child, then my kids and my grandchildren

One of my most read childhood books. Now I am enjoying reading it to others. Starting out with single words, adding adjectives, conjunctions, verbs, ... the book builds to lengthy sentences in the end, but each are broken into graspable clauses. I realize some of my teaching techniques were formed from an early age by Eastman.