About the Book
Title: Mike and the Dog-Gone Labradoodle (The Pet Shop Society, Book #1) | Author: Emlyn Chand | Publication Date: September 26, 2015 | Publisher: Evolved Publishing | Pages: 43 | Recommended Ages: 7 to 11
Book Description: Mike Adams has always been a pretty average kid. He hates homework, love sports, and spends a lot of his day bugging his twin sister Maddie—because, after all, she deserves it. But one day, everything changes. Nic Chang’s dog goes missing. Mike, his sister and their two best friends join forces to search for the truth and, with it, the missing pet. Will Mike and Maddie find a way to put their differences aside and save the day? And just where did that dog-gone labradoodle go? Put your thinking caps on and prepare to find the answers in the premier installment of The Pet Shop Society, a brand new mystery series for readers aged 7-11.
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About the Author: Emlyn Chand
From an early age, Emlyn Chand has counted books among her best friends. She loves to hear and tell stories and emerged from the womb with a fountain pen grasped firmly in her left hand (true story). Her affinity for the written word extends to absolutely every area of her life: she has published fiction across multiple genres, oversees and contributes as both an editor and an author to the Novel Publicity Guides for Writing & Marketing Fiction series, and loves the written word so much, she even married author Falcon Storm! Don’t forget that she is the founder and president of Novel Publicity too.Website * Facebook * Goodreads
Cymplified review:
The cover reminds me of the days when I was reading Sweet Valley Twins. Oops! Now you know my age!
It’s a quick and interesting book. The story draws me in as if I were a kid again, eager to find out the missing dog’s whereabouts. I was quite riveted that I finished it in one sitting.
This mystery is perfect for kids who are 7-11 years old since it’s not complicated.
It’s really nice that the event that happened could prove to be beneficial to Mike and his sister. It’s a positive change as the story progresses. Goodness knows kids these days need more positivity in their lives.
I would definitely recommend it to moms who have kids of the mentioned age range.
Note: I got this e-book for free from the book review blitz hosted by motherdaughterbookreviews.com. All opinions expressed are my own.
