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A review by jbrooxd
Madeline Finn and the Therapy Dog by Lisa Papp
5.0
[I received an electronic review copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.]
This whole series is spectacular. The illustrations make everything look sweet and hug-able. As with the first two books in the series, reading plays a role in the story along with Madeline and the dogs. I don't know that I could read this one out loud because I got choked up on nearly every page. Madeline is her usual sweet self, eager to see Star succeed in his training and eager to help out the residents at the retirement home. She's appropriately coached by the adults in her life, while still letting her be the star of the story and letting her make choices and figure things out. This series is always at the top of my picture book list. Don't miss the latest addition.
This whole series is spectacular. The illustrations make everything look sweet and hug-able. As with the first two books in the series, reading plays a role in the story along with Madeline and the dogs. I don't know that I could read this one out loud because I got choked up on nearly every page. Madeline is her usual sweet self, eager to see Star succeed in his training and eager to help out the residents at the retirement home. She's appropriately coached by the adults in her life, while still letting her be the star of the story and letting her make choices and figure things out. This series is always at the top of my picture book list. Don't miss the latest addition.