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 Superdog Stan - Scoular Anderson
 Superdog Stan - Scoular Anderson ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... is very entertaining and funny which made my daughter want to read it. Stan is a dog who is accused of being rather lazy by ... more ... his owner family. They decide that they must take him for more walks but the ubfortunate thing is that each family member has his or her own thing that they want to do on the walk such as fishing or playing football. This means that even though Stan is willing he really does not get much exercise! Later on in the story there is a dog show which the family decide that it's not worth taking Stan too because he is so unfit. However, Stan escapes from the house and ends up at the show winning the obstacle race showing e...more |
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Superdog Stan - Scoular Anderson: Superdog Stan - Super book! (737 words)
by - written on 07/05/09 (Very useful, 261 readings)
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My eldest daughter is almost six and is in Year 1 at school. Ever since Christmas I feel that her reading has really taken off so my challenge recently has been to search for some really entertaining and motivating books that she is able to read independently. This is not a particularly easy task (although I am sure that there are many books that fit my criteria) so I was very pleased when browsing through The Book People website that I spotted a set of ten 'Chameleon' readers for only £10. These are described as 'brilliant fun stories for children who have just begun reading' - ideal for Rachel. The books are great and the first one we read was 'Superdog Stan' which is ... Read the complete review
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