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Spunky Tells All
Spunky Tells All | Ann Cameron
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Spunky the dog would be happy to share all of his secrets, if only his human family spoke his language. But no matter how hard he tries to talk, it's all "yerf!" to them. Through a series of unfortunate miscommunications, his family decides that Spunky wants a friend--specifically, a cat. Spunky can't imagine anything worse than having to share his family, especially Huey and Julian, with the snobby Balinese Fiona. But when headstrong Fiona keeps getting into trouble and it's up to Spunky to save her, he is astonished to find that being her protector has given his life new purpose and meaning. The latest addition to the beloved Huey and Julian series, which includes the popular The Stories Julian Tells (featured on an Oprah.com summer reading list).
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anniebananie22
Spunky Tells All | Ann Cameron

“The first of the two great dog laws: smell everything and learn?”

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anniebananie22
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The cover is simple and the illustrations show the kind nature of Sparky. He appears curious and sweet as well as a bit stubborn. This is an intriguing introduction to the story.

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anniebananie22
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This story is about a pet dog named Spunky who is frustrated he can‘t communicate with his family. The family assumes he wants a friend so they get a cat! This is not what he wanted at all, but through this experience he learns the new benefits and accomplishments he has when spending time with her. This is an encouraging book for children because it gives a new perspective to something you may not originally like.

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Miadolce
Spunky Tells All | Ann Cameron

“My eyes were starting to freeze and the turning cold dark shot through me!”

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Miadolce
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This is a great early chapter book for kids and it‘s fun seeing the world through the eyes of a dog.

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Miadolce
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This book is about Spunky the dog and experiencing his day to day life through his eyes. This is a fun and clever book that I think kids would be so interested in. The illustrations are also very simple, but still great for kids

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cjbattiste
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“I was in the doghouse. Fortunately, that is only a metaphor.”

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cjbattiste
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There are also some adorable pictures in this book that do an excellent job at expressing the feelings of the animals.

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cjbattiste
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This author uses animals with human-like characteristics and feelings. The animals are put into tricky situations and learn to cope with one another. This could be a fun read for children who need some assistance in dealing with changes and coping with new “people.”

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Madimccrady22
Spunky Tells All | Ann Cameron

I pushed myself between them and the cage so they had to stand back a little. I tried to reason with them. I tried to warn them.

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Madimccrady22
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This is a funny and insightful story that even includes some of the authors cute drawings.

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Madimccrady22
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Spunky tells all by Ann Cameron is a realistic fiction book that was published in 2011. Spunky is the dog of Julian and Huey‘s dog. Julian and Huey has given spunky an amazing life where the family will take his for long walks, and feed him nibbles of his foods. One day Spunky‘s family adopts a snobby and disaster probed cat. Her name is Fiona and all Spunky can say is no.

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Ariel8Smith
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“Dog, you are not pesky! You are great!” Fiona said

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Ariel8Smith
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Funny chapter book from a dogs point of view. Shows how even though you may not like someone at first, once you get to know people you can have more in common than you originally thought

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Ariel8Smith
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2011, contemporary literature. Story about Spunky the dog who has two owners and a great life. His owners end up adopting a snobby cat which Spunky is not happy about. Story about making friends, despite first impressions.

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CassidyCantrell
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“May I touch noses with you”

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CassidyCantrell
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The new cat in the home that spunky doesn‘t want

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CassidyCantrell
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-contemporary realistic fiction
This would be a great book for a second grader. Easy read and it involves a dog that seems to be “talking” but his owners only hear “yerf”

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misshawksbooklist
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This little piece is showing how at first something that was so unbearable and a disgrace turned to be a wonderful bonding experience and create a strong loving relationship!

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misshawksbooklist
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I love the use of illustrations in a book like this because it allows children to fully understand the emotions and setting of the book.

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misshawksbooklist
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Published in 2011 this realistic fiction book uses animal characters with human like feelings to portray change and feelings of dislike towards unfamiliar things in life. When children are faced with meeting new people and/or getting a new sibling, they may have a hard time adjusting. A story like this can help a child cope and learn to find the good in the situation!

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vnneff6000
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This is a book about a human, dog and cats friendship together.

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