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Overview
Biscuit is thankful for his bone, his biscuits, and lots more, too. Sweet puppy! Woof!
Biscuit is thankful for his bone, his biscuits, and lots more, too. Sweet puppy! "Woof!
Synopsis
Biscuit is thankful for his bone, his biscuits, and lots more, too. Sweet puppy! Woof!
Sharon Salluzzo - Children's Literature
Biscuit, a small yellow puppy, reminds us that everyday there are things for which we should be thankful. As his owner, a little girl, feeds him and takes him for a walk, we learn that Biscuit is thankful for his bed and biscuits, a morning walk and crunchy leaves, and good friends. Dogs and children romp in a pile of colorful leaves. A tree with bare branches also signifies the fall season, making this appropriate to use at Thanksgiving with small children. Humorous scenes, such as when Biscuit becomes entwined in his leash as he tries to catch a bunny, and the presence of several playful kittens make this an eye catching book for toddlers and preschoolers. Those who have enjoyed the other Biscuit board books will enjoy this too. 2003, HarperCollins, Ages 2 to 5.
Editorials
Children's Literature
Biscuit, a small yellow puppy, reminds us that everyday there are things for which we should be thankful. As his owner, a little girl, feeds him and takes him for a walk, we learn that Biscuit is thankful for his bed and biscuits, a morning walk and crunchy leaves, and good friends. Dogs and children romp in a pile of colorful leaves. A tree with bare branches also signifies the fall season, making this appropriate to use at Thanksgiving with small children. Humorous scenes, such as when Biscuit becomes entwined in his leash as he tries to catch a bunny, and the presence of several playful kittens make this an eye catching book for toddlers and preschoolers. Those who have enjoyed the other Biscuit board books will enjoy this too. 2003, HarperCollins, Ages 2 to 5.— Sharon Salluzzo