Dogger

The story of a boy who loses his beloved stuffed dog, then finds him in the arms of another child who bought him at the school carnival. Big sister, Bella, comes to the rescue and trades her prize bear to get Dogger back. This is a wonderful story for starting a conversation with students about

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empathy, generosity, and selflessness. Most children have experienced losing something they treasure, so this story really resonates with them.

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A real tearjerker, with a happy ending. All the pictures are adorable.

A little boy loses his toy and finds it again
Ages: 3-5
Source: Pierce College Library

Review: A Book about a boy and his very cherished lost stuffed dog. His sister helps him out by sacrificing her stuffed animal so the boy can get his Dogger back.

Ages: 3 - 5

Source: Pierce ECE library

A boy's treasured dog gets accidentally placed in the local second-hand sale. Just as he and his sister unravel the mystery, a little girl purchases Dogger. When facts and explanation do not work to re-gain Dogger, the boy's sister sacrifices her own treasure as a means of negotiation with the

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young girl. Sibling love is evident in this warm story.

Ages: 4-6

Pierce College Library

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Dogger is the little boys toy. The boy loved his toy dog, he lost it and is reunited with his long lost toy dog.

Dogger is the sweet story of a little boy who loses his favorite stuffed animal, Dogger. Not wanting her little brother to feel so sad, the boy's sister works really hard to find Dogger for him. She even trades on of her own stuffed animals in order to get him back. I thought this story was really

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sweet and highlights the love that siblings have for each other. It is also a story that kids can easily relate to, as everyone has a favorite stuffed animal.

Ages: 3 and up
Source: Pierce College library

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Lindsey Johnson

Book # 3

Genre-
Contemporary fiction

Book Summary: Dave has a favorite toy, a stuffed dog named Dogger. He takes him everywhere, his little brother plays with hard toys, his older sister has a bed full of teddy bears. But Dave only wants Dogger. One day he goes with his mom to pick up

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his sister, Bella, from school. He holds Dogger up to the fence to see the people setting up for the Summer Fair. That night he wants Dogger but he is nowhere to be found. The next day at the Summer Fair Bella wins a race, then wins a raffle and gets a huge teddy bear. Dave wonders off and sees a table full of stuffed animals, on the back of the table is Dogger, with a 50-cent price tag. He tries to tell the woman it is he’s but she doesn’t listen. So he looks for his parents, but finds Bella, but when they get back a little girl has bought Dogger and won’t give her back. Dave starts to cry and so does the girl, but the girl sees Bella’s teddy bear and begins to stroke his bow. Bella asks her if she will trade, and Dave gets Dogger back.

Person Reaction: This book is really cute. Children will be able to relate because most of them have had a favorite toy.

Extension Activities:
1. Talk about a favorite toy you have and what you might do if you lost it.
2. Draw and color pictures of your favorite toy.

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This book is about a little boy who lost his dog. The boy tries to look for him everywhere but he can´t find it. The boy starts to be so sad because his best friend had been missing. However, after a while the dog finds his home and the boy starts be happy again showing a a friendship could be

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forever.
Age: 3-7 years
Source: Pierce College Library

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This is a story of a boy who has toy name is Dogger, he plays with it everytime, washes it when his mom says to wash it, but someday he lost his toy and could not find it, he becomes very upset,.

Rather saccharine, but worthwhile and lovably lively.

When Dave loses his favorite toy, Dogger, he is very sad. But when Dogger turns up for sale at the neighborhood fair, everything seems all rightuntil someone else buys him before Dave can get the money! This timeless classic uses simple words and detailed pictures to show the distress the loss of a

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toy can cause a child. Filled with humor and Shirley Hughes’s artful touch, this is a book for young readers to tackle by themselves, as well as a delight to read aloud.

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Beautiful story!

I liked this book because it is a cute story about siblings and a very realistic relatable story for children. The language is easy to understand and weaves together a beautiful tale. The writing is well paced and flows from one page to another with entirely realistic and believable characters. The

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story follows a little boy and his toy that goes missing. The next day at the fair they find the toy being sold but don’t have enough to buy it. When a little girl buys the toy, the sister trades the toy she won for her brother’s toy. This suspense and conflict are perfectly written for children to understand and relate to. It also shows that making someone you love happy is a wonderful thing to do. This is a heartwarming story about self-sacrifice and sibling love.

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