It's OK To Be A Puppy -- A Children's Story of Love by Tom Murdoch, Osipova Svetlana (Illustrator)

 

When a child feels anxious, alone, or wonders about being good, read this illustrated puppy book together. This colorful illustrated children's book is a story of a puppy's view of the world through rhyming prose, as the puppy hopes to grow up to be like everyone else. There will be plenty of time for school and chores, but for now, it's ok to be a puppy. Kids need to be reassured now and again, parents get busy and may not see that things are amiss, or simply want to reassure their young one that he or she is loved just the way they are. This popular book, It's OK to be a Puppy, sends a message of love and acceptance through illustrations and verse. A reassuring bedtime story sure to inspire the imagination, this kid's book features colorfully vibrant illustrations and rhythmic prose that keep the story moving along at a good pace while making each page more delightful than the last.  Perfect for boys and girls of all ages, It s OK to be a Puppy helps encourage kids to learn more about themselves and know that it's only natural to feel a little insecure at times. It s OK! Book Details:

• Comforting Bedtime Story Book
• 32-Page Hardcover
• Rich and Colorful Illustrations
• Ideal for toddlers and children of all ages
• Gender Neutral (Boys and Girls)

• Easy to Hold Kid Size (8 x 8 )

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About The Author

 Tom Murdoch is an award-winning advertising copywriter and creative director of a boutique advertising agency. Tom who has written extensively for a wide range of medical, industrial and consumer product companies located across the globe. He has collaborated with artists, film stars and radio 

 

 My Review

A sweet little book, perfect for little one's hands. Beautifully illustrated and and with rhyming verse, it shows a puppy with his favorite toys, and how he is loved by his family.
I loved the soft colors used to illustrate, and the wagging puppy tail.
This is a great book for children 3 to 7 years!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Momma Katie, and was not required to give a positive review.