Happy Dog Sad Dog
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Average customer review:Product Description
Hot dog, hairy dog, wet dog - find out the opposites of these and more in this board book of doggy opposites.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #21361 in Books
- Published on: 2003-02-28
- Original language: English
- Binding: Board book
- 16 pages
Customer Reviews
Happy Dog, Sad Dog, Hardly Left on the Book Shelf Dog
This book was a first birthday present for my daughter. When I first saw it I thought it seemed a bit simplistic. How wrong was I!! This is a terrific book. My daughter takes it off the book shelf every day to have it read to her. The premise is simple, using opposites to describe the dogs. Our favourites are Hot Dog, Cold Dog, Clean Dog, Dirrrty Dog. The colours are vivid, the text straightfoward, and the dogs are charming. It's not too long, and you can do voices and actions to go along with the text. It certainly captures a child's imagination. It's a great book to help with counting skills and we've found that it translates and travels well!
What a wonderful book
We got this book free in the Bookstart pack we were given by our Health Visitor when my baby was 6 weeks old. Even at this young age my son is captivated by "Happy Dog Sad Dog" thanks to the vivid colours and contrasts of the pictures. A wonderful first book that should continue to be a favourite as he grows.
I would also recommend other Sam Lloyd titles. We have "Calm Down Boris" and "Hello Dudley" which, although not quite suitable for our son yet, had both me and my husband in stitches when we first read it. As soon as baby is old enough to appreciate them, I'm sure they'll become favourite reads for all of us.
Brilliant first book for babies
This was one of the first books I read to my daughter. The simple concept of opposites coupled with the bold illustrations made it seem a more appropriate read for a baby, yet I know we will continue to get a lot out of it as she gets older (counting, colours, comparison etc). And it is just fun to read aloud - especially saying 'Dirty Dog' in your best James Cagney!




