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carolsnotebook's review
3.0
This was a cute story about not prejudging people, or animals as the case may be. We read it aloud in about 15 minutes. Amber (9) liked it, probably because 90% of the characters were animals. There were a couple grammar mistakes, but they didn't interrupt the flow of the story.
carolsnotebook's review against another edition
4.0
Penny and Rio are on another case. Squeaky, a mouse, has a treasure. The problem is the treasure is in a locked dog house and Squeaky can’t get in. With the help of a new friend, Penny and Rio find a solution. You’ll have to read the book to find out what Squeaky’s treasure is, though.
This was cute. The dogs try several plans before they actually manage to get into the doghouse, emphasizing team work and perseverance. The importance of friends and family is also shown, with Penny and Rio realizing that even though they are different, being sisters is special.
This is a good one to read aloud or for elementary readers just starting on short chapter books. It’s why my daughter likes the book. She loves dogs and dogs that solve mysteries are even better.
This was cute. The dogs try several plans before they actually manage to get into the doghouse, emphasizing team work and perseverance. The importance of friends and family is also shown, with Penny and Rio realizing that even though they are different, being sisters is special.
This is a good one to read aloud or for elementary readers just starting on short chapter books. It’s why my daughter likes the book. She loves dogs and dogs that solve mysteries are even better.
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