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Snowball (The Puppy Place)

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this book is good and well. you learn about west highland white terriers. and see more of ellen miles books on the puppy place:shadow and buddy and goldie and rascal and flash and scout and patches and pugsley and maggie and max and noodle and princess and cody and bear and honey and lucky read them all! bye!

My daughter was in first grade when she started reading these books. She loves this series. They are all adorable. While she is an advanced reader, it is a good book that you can read to your little ones.

The book is about Charles and Lizzy Peterson who love dogs. They want one of their very own but their mom will not let them have one. However, they decide to take care of dogs and try to find homes for them. Snowball is one such dog.

My daughter has read Flash and Goldie. The stories all follow the same premise so, if your child likes one, then chances are that they will like the others. I think it is a bit cheesy but if it keeps my daughter reading then it is a good book by me. Besides, the pictures on the covers are so irresistable.

Snowball was a great book! If you love westies I would recomened this book. I loved the cover Snowball is so cute!! If the the reviews get you intrested you should read the book.READ IT!!!READ IT!!! READ IT!!!

The book "Snowball" from Puppy Place is a fantastic, funny book. Snowball is more of a little energentic dog because he is a westie, a west hyland dog. He sure is a troublemaker dog but turns out Charles and Lizzie and Sammie found Snowball a perfect, forever home. Read to find out whose Snowball's owner is. I would read this book if I were you.

I am 12, and I really like this series, I would highly recomend them to anybody. The books have How the person is thinking and feeling, and how the dog is thinking and feeling, the only thing I wish it had is pictures. But it does have a picture on the front, so it gives you an idea of the look of the dog you are reading. I like the series a lot because Me and my family foster dogs, and these books sound like what happens around here. I have all the books in this series, and am always getting the latest one as soon as it comes out. We named one of our fosters Buddy after the dog in one of her books. We named another one Sunny, but the author hasn't made one with that name yet. Anyway, I would definently get this book. It makes a perfect gift for someone. I would love to find this book as my birthday present.

(Daughter Writing Review)

Even if it is a children's book. As soon as I saw the cover (Although it came in a pack with 4 other books) I wanted this book. This is a great book for dog lovers, and even if you aren't one, maybe this book will make you think twice. It is informative, and I love The Puppy Place series. The characters are very well written, and the puppies are adorable. If you enjoy short stories (I'd say it's short since it only has 76 pages, and that's not including the page that Ellen Miles writes about herself) about dogs (or animals in general) then you should get this. It is my favorite book of this series and I highly recommend it.

I enjoyed reading about Snowball. I like this book very much because it is cute. It was easy for me to read. I can't wait to read another book. I'm six years old.

SNOWBALL
EllenMiles
(2005)

Charles and Lizzie Peterson are very good with puppies. They have been allowed to foster a puppy, Goldie, but it was placed in its forever home and now they want their own puppy. Someone has left a little white Westy (West Highland Terrier), at a gasoline station. Charles and Lizzie's parents have agreed to let them foster this puppy, also.

Will Charles and Lizzie be allowed to keep Snowball as their forever dog?

I highly recommend this book for youngsters who are thinking about getting a puppy. I'm somewhat prejudice, I breed toy poodles on occasion, since I think a toy poodle would have been a much better choice. They didn't get to pick the breed that was best for them. This was a rescue of sorts.

Gunner July, 2009