Can You Spot the Spotted Dog ?

by John Alfred Rowe

As youngsters enjoy the rhythmic cumulative text, they search throughout playful full-color illustrations to find the spotted dog and all his animal friends that are hiding throughout the book.

Genres: Picture Books

32 pages, Hardcover

First published August 6, 1996

Reviews

[MJ Nicholls]

I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried and I tried I tried and I tried and I tried I tried and I tried and I tried I tried and I tried and I tried I tried and I tried and I tried I tried and I tried and I tried then I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried I cried and I cried and cried then I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied I lied and I lied and I lied but I COULD NOT FIND HIM! :( :( :(

[Jessica · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked the way this book was set up and how it built upon itself like the story, This is the House that Jack Built. Can you spot the spotted dog? And the little white owl, And the jet black cat, And the tiny gray mouse, and the slippery snake. The art work is wonderful. Sometimes it will only show a tail, etc. This will definitely be a read out loud with K-1-2.

[Dana Pressnell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Repetitive language and I spy make for an excellent book for young readers or read loud to your preschooler. Loved it! Perfect for pre k to 2.