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Portions of the story are told only in the illustrations, which I find a negative because I think the images should complement the text, not replace it. Will he get Pal trained before it's too late? Or will he come home from school one day to find that his pal is gone?Īuthor and illustrator Marc Brown is fantastic, as usual, but this is one case that I'm not totally pleased. Not only that, he runs whenever he sees his leash! Arthur's friends tell him stories of other dogs who have been sent away because they were too much trouble, sending Arthur into a flurry of training activity. Of course, Arthur forgets and Pal proves to be a real terror, ripping apart the kitchen and living room and peeing everywhere.
Because Pal is afraid of being alone in the garage, he is allowed to spend a couple nights in the house, as long as Arthur remembers to close the pet gate. spends most of the book scoffing at the idea and gently mocking her brother's hopes. He's named him Pal and is determined to train him to be a good, obedient dog. and I like Arthur a lot more!Īrthur has gotten a new puppy.
Add in the fact that kids like Arthur and that entices them to read. For that reason alone, I like Arthur books. No one here watches anymore, leaving me no excuse to plunk down and watch along. ISBN 0316114537 - Arthur, as a TV character, is a long ago favorite.
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