I PROMISE!īut there are definitely a few things you should know before we dive in, snout-first. If you read this dog diary, you’ll be living a happier, bouncier, barking-at-raccoons-in-the-backyard-ier life in no time. It’s a canine crash course! SLOBBER SCHOOL! Y’see, my book is practically a manual of muttness. You’ll be sitting there right now, scratching your head in that way that humans do even when they don’t have fleas, wondering to yourself… Poochification? What’s that?ĭon’t you worry, my person-pal, I’ll explain all of it. Now, I know what you’re probably thinking. Well, if you haven’t, I’d say you’re in desperate need of some serious poochification. What if you haven’t read any of my PAW-SOME stories before? The first book in the series introduces us to Junior from his perspective, beginning with the first time he meets. Dog Diaries is a newer 'spinoff' series featuring Rafe's dog, Junior. This is a bark-tastic moment! It’s WAGGY-TAIL-ICIOUS!! WHOA… hang on a second… I’m getting way ahead of myself. When rule-breaking Rafe has to train his mischievous mutt at obedience school, things get really ruff in this Middle School book for kids and animal lovers everywhere Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy I've been waiting for ages to tell my story, and now it's finally. I enjoyed several of the books in the Middle School series written by James Patterson & Chris Tebbetts featuring Rafe Khatchadorian (which now includes 11 books). Humans are my favorite… you’re THE GREATEST, and I can feel a yip-yappy Happy Dance coming on. I tell ya, I couldn’t be more excited to know you’re holding HAPPY HOWLIDAYS! in your five fingery digits, and we’re about to go on a festive adventure together. Matthew, age 9 - This book is about a dog and his owners. James McNichol, age 8 - Dog diaries is a very good book. Lively and funny, these illustrated chaotic canine capers will keep young readers entertained and eagerly anticipating further instalments of Juniors diaries. Oh boy, oh boy, OH BOY… you opened my new book! Steven Butler & James Patterson Press Reviews.
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