DogStar

by Beverley Wood and Chris Wood

After docking in Juneau during a cruise to Alaska with his parents following the loss of his dog Buddy, Jeff finds a statue of a dog who met the ships during the 1930s, follows a dog who resembles... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1896095372
• ISBN13: 9781896095370
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Polestar Book Publishers
• Length: 253 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.5"
• Age Range: 8 to 14 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 9

Customer Reviews

Excellent!

Any responsible adult will read a book before passing it along to a child. Imagine my surprise when I actually enjoyed this one. A pleasure to find a book aimed at a younger audience that doesn't talk down to their age group and offers solid entertainment. Highly recommended, and more enjoyable than many of the books I've read for grown-ups recently. I may still pass this along to the intended recipient, then again, I might just keep it to read again...

Disney Productions should be all over this for a movie!

I read this book a couple of years ago, and to date, it still remains a favorite of mine...it's the good old fashioned clean fun and mystery that all ages can read and enjoy, and I would expect soon to see it made into a movie...the kind that doesn't have to be rated anything but excellent!

Way cool

You are on crack; this book was cool!! we have a bull terrer any my Mom got me this book for my birthday. I thought it would suck, but then it had time travel and treasure hunting and everything. I'm goimng to do a bok report on it.

A GREAT BOOK FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

ANY AGE WILL ENJOY THIS ADVENTURE (PARTICULARLY DOG LOVERS) A LAUGH, A TEAR AND LOTS OF ADVENTURE WITH A LITTLE OF THE "UNKNOWN" THROWN IN. GREAT BOOK WELL WORTH THE READ.

This book is a good read for dog lovers of ALL ages!

My wife and I read the first three chapters of Dogstar as offered on the Patsy Ann Web site and thought the book sounded like a great gift for our young (early teens) nephews. We ordered a copy for each and when they came in, we found ourselves sitting down with the book for a glance to refresh our memory of it before sending the copies on to the boys. Well, both my wife and I read the book cover to cover, and (despite being decidedly middle-aged) we enjoyed the thing immensely! We are here to testify that this little book, despite its obvious appeal to a young audience, is a darn good read. We've talked about it among ourselves at some length and we sincerely believe that the book is a must-have for dog lovers of any age.