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I Am the Dog | Daniel Pinkwater

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Jacob is the boy. Max is the dog. Until they decide to change places. Now Jacob gets to eat kibble, chase squirrels, and snooze, just like a real dog. Max brushes his teeth, goes to school, and plays video games, just like a real boy. The question is: Who has the better deal? Story maestro Daniel Pinkwater collaborates once again with the gifted illustrator Jack E. Davis for a boy-and-dog escapade that's sure to set tails a-wagging.

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I Am the Dog | Daniel Pinkwater

“I could already tell I was going to like being a dog.”

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I Am the Dog | Daniel Pinkwater

This story is relatable to kids because they find interests in animals and also like to play pretend as this character is doing.

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I Am the Dog | Daniel Pinkwater

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I am the Dog is a realistic fiction book written by Daniel Pinkwater and illustrated by Jack E. Davis. This story is about a little boy and his dog switching roles. This teaches children about things dogs do and how they know through observations. It puts things in a new perspective for kids!