The dog recognizes the sounds of night, but he’s just not
ready to go to sleep. He remembers all
of the things that he likes to do in the daytime; chasing the sun, his toys,
and his dish. He remembers his words and
the last is goodnight. So reluctantly the
dog lays down on his dog bed and goes to sleep.
The next morning he awakes with his young owner and the words, “Good
morning, good dog.” The text doesn’t feel original or
fresh and the pictures are pleasant but not memorable. This picture book is perfectly serviceable for dog lovers, but doesn’t stand out among so many picture books.
Pre-K, EL-OPTIONAL.
Samantha Hastings, MA, MLS. 
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