Look, it's me!

Jessica’s review of next door’s dog goes to school

An animated head and shoulders drawing of a young girl on a white background using coloured water paints and black ink outlines. The girl has peach coloured skin. She has long blonde hair and is wearing it in a ponytail placed over the front of her shoulder. She has a layered fringe. The girl has a small nose and is smiling with a closed mouth. She has large green eyes with thick black eyebrows. Her left ear has five piercings with small black studs. The girl is wearing a wide neck, pink top with thin blue shoulder straps. The initials JH are written in the bottom right-hand corner.

Review by: Jessica

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 5 stars.
An animated head and shoulders drawing of a young girl on a white background using coloured water paints and black ink outlines. The girl has peach coloured skin. She has long blonde hair and is wearing it in a ponytail placed over the front of her shoulder. She has a layered fringe. The girl has a small nose and is smiling with a closed mouth. She has large green eyes with thick black eyebrows. Her left ear has five piercings with small black studs. The girl is wearing a wide neck, pink top with thin blue shoulder straps. The initials JH are written in the bottom right-hand corner.

Review by:
Jessica

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 5 stars.
This cover has a purple background with white writing. On the left-hand side of the cover is a young girl with dark medium length hair dressed in her light blue school dress and with a cat next to her. A black dog with a red service animal coat is centre of the cover with a purple collar. The dog's tongue is hanging out and it looks friendly. Text on the cover includes the title and authors.

Next Door's Dog Goes to School

By Gina Dawson

Jessica’s review of next door’s dog goes to school

Overlapping, purple brown and red shapes featuring text, with stars, lines and pencils dotted through and the cover of "Next doors dog goes to school" in the top left corner. Text reads: "Jessica's review of next door's dog goes to school "But there are dogs trained to help people who can't do things for themselves... They help in lots of other ways too because different people need different kinds of help." It is about: The different roles and ways in which therapy and medical dogs help to support people. My favourite scene: The teacher was willing to explain to the class the importance of how Roxie helps Grace. My favourite part: Learning and understanding how everyone is different and needs help in various ways. From the Author: EDUCATE! "Children and adults with Service Dogs simply ask that we accept and include their dogs, respect their privacy and allow them to pursue life to the fullest.” Recommended for children with or without disability (5-11 years), Educators and teachers."