Pat the Puppy

by Edith Kunhardt

A beloved companion to Pat the Bunny, one of the best-selling children’s books of all time! This beloved children’s book uses a plastic comb binding that provides easy page turning perfect for small hands to play with again and again.

Pat the Puppy has been creating special first-time moments between parents and their children for over 15 years. This classic touch-and-feel book offers babies a playful and engaging experience, all the while creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

20 pages, Board Book

First published June 11, 2001

About the author

Also known as Edith Kunhardt Davis, she inspired her mother to write Pat the Bunny. She later wrote books herself, including sequels to her mother's classic children's book. She also illustrated 16 books.

Reviews

[Katie]

The kiddo keeps asking to read this one, but I don’t know why.

[Mary-Lynn Ferrante]

Pat the bunny is superior, then pat the cat and finally pat the puppy. My son reaches for the other two first but still loves the interaction this book provides

[Whit Smith]

great design

[Crystal Marcos]

Another in the series of "Pat the Bunny" books my daughter adores. We read this several times a week, sometimes several times a day. Grandma gave her this and it is great to watch them read it together when she visits. There are fun interactive things for a child to do. Keeps them interested time and time again.

[Mary]

Pat the Puppy is a book that toddlers enjoy. This story is about 2 children and the things they are experiencing in a day. Each page has something that the child can touch and feel and includes various textures. This book would be good in teaching words and meanings like "rough", "soft", "smooth", "bumpy", and "scratchy" due to the nature of the tactile features in the book.

[Findlay Pennekamp]

This dog looks like Dodger. It was fun touching his fur and wagging his tail and playing with him.

However, I always have the real Dodger here to entertain me, too.

[Dawn]

Classic for any baby's first bookshelf. Love the tactile engagement.

[Abbitt]

Read and read and re-read. The baby doll even gets to try all the activities.