Dog Rules
No. of pages 32
Published: 2016
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This book has been graded for interest at 4 years.
There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2016 by HarperCollins Publishers Inc .
Czekaj is a cartoonist, children's book author and illustrator, and underground DJ. His comic Grampa and Julie: Shark Hunters ran in Nickelodeon magazine for more than ten years. Jef's other picture books include Austin, Lost in America; Cat Secrets; Oink-a-Doodle-Moo; and Hip & Hop, Don't Stop! He lives in Somerville, Massachusetts. You can visit him online at www. czekaj. com.
"Enjoyable humor with a subtle lesson about...accepting a child who is different."--Kirkus Reviews
"A great read-aloud for engaging and amusing...preschoolers with short attention spans."--School Library Journal
Praise for AUSTIN, LOST IN AMERICA: "Full of colorful, energetic images in [Czekaj's] typical witty style, with laugh-out-loud graphic novel-style scenes from start to finish... A recommended purchase."--School Library Journal
Praise for OINK-A-DOODLE-MOO: "This circular tale offers plenty of laughs, and children will love to join in on the wacky string of animal sounds. A great storytime choice....Pass it on."--School Library Journal
Praise for OINK-A-DOODLE-MOO: "Get ready for many, ever-sillier rereadings."--Kirkus Reviews
Praise for OINK-A-DOODLE-MOO: "Czekaj wrings an impressive amount of humor from a simple conceit; the story will likely have children ready to play telephone (or just make some animal noises)."--Publishers Weekly
Praise for OINK-A-DOODLE-MOO: "The simple compositions, dynamic posed animals, bright colors, and large word bubbles will make this as successful with larger groups as it will be with an audience of a few."--Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
Praise for CAT SECRETS: "There's readalone potential here as well as readaloud, but most of all there's pretend-to-be-a-kitty potential, and kids will find the opportunity irresistible."--Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
Praise for CAT SECRETS: "The book has obvious appeal as a read-aloud, with its instructions and large-format cartoons, but it has the intimacy of a story to be read independently."--School Library Journal
Praise for CAT SECRETS: "Irresistible cartoon art."--Booklist
Praise for CAT SECRETS: "Expressive, high-contrast, high-energy cartoons."--Publishers Weekly
Praise for HIP AND HOP, DON'T STOP!: "The bright colors and engaging characters will grab children's attention."---School Library Journal