Pepper & Boo

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Series
Pepper & Boo volume 3
Pepper and Boo volume 3
Publisher
Little, Brown and Company
Publication Date
2020-
Language
English

Description

Charise Mericle Harper (Crafty Cat, Just Grace, Fashion Kitty) delivers another hilarious and charming early graphic novel series starring Pepper and Boo, two darling dogs, and their suspicious housemate, the Cat.Pepper and Boo are two dogs who love to celebrate. What could be more special than a day in the house without the Cat! The dogs can play with their toys and dance for treats and the cat will not come running. Hooray, the cat is outside. The Cat knows about special things too. Special things can be big, but sometimes special things can also be small. Like a sunny day after lots of rain, a yummy smell, a little bug, or even a sweet sound. When you look, there are joys to be found. At the end of the day there is one last surprise - the feeling of family.

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ISBN
9781368049047

Table of Contents

From the Graphic Novel

Volume 1. Cat surprise! --
Volume 2. Puddle trouble --
Volume 3. paws up for joy!
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Also in this Series

  • Pepper & Boo: a cat surprise! (Pepper & Boo Volume 1) Cover
  • Pepper & Boo: puddle trouble (Pepper & Boo Volume 2) Cover
  • Pepper & Boo (Pepper & Boo Volume 3) Cover

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Published Reviews

School Library Journal Review

PreS-2--After several days of rain, Pepper, Boo, and the Cat--12 paws total--are all excited to celebrate. The Cat shares their manifesto on the specialness of toys, smells, and more. Back inside, Pepper and Boo talk about their own special things, including being inside without the Cat--"HIGH PAW!" Indoor joy abounds until the two pups decide to join the Cat outside for "bigger joy" and, eventually, return indoors for a warm, cuddly ending. This third series entry deftly carries the humorous, cat-versus-dogs spirit of the first two books with abundant joy and colorful cartoon illustrations. Color-coded speech bubbles help aid in decoding, though the vocabulary and varied panel breaks may require a bit more reading fluency and format familiarity for emerging readers. VERDICT Joy-filled and reader-motivating, this easy breezy installment will fit nicely alongside "Narwhal and Jelly" books and the like. Read in any order.

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Kirkus Book Review

Two playful pups and their cat companion step outside for a fun-filled romp. Poor Pepper, Boo, and the Cat--they've been trapped inside for five rainy days. But it's sunny at last! And there's a giant box wrapped in polka-dot paper with a big purple bow. Twelve paws are ready to celebrate, but readers learn that what sparks joy for each critter is very different. The Cat is excited for a sunny day outside. Pepper and Boo know they could celebrate a day without the Cat by staying indoors, playing with toys, running through the halls, and enjoying their treats without interruption, but they want to enjoy the great outdoors, too. Celebrating outside for the Cat means climbing trees. For Boo, it means rolling in the wet grass, while Pepper prefers sitting on the warm bricks. All the pets have a small, controlled scare: The Cat loses their grip on the tree but catches the branch with their strong claws; a game of hide-and-seek is a little too scary for Pepper. The day is capped off with a perfectly cozy surprise when everyone comes back inside and the present has been opened--it's a gift they can all share, just as they've shared this most special day. With minimal text and many visual jokes throughout, this charming series addition touches on responsible decision-making and relationship skills for evolving readers. Just like a sunny day, this book will leave its readers with warm feelings. (Graphic early reader. 5-8) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.

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School Library Journal Reviews

PreS-2—After several days of rain, Pepper, Boo, and the Cat—12 paws total—are all excited to celebrate. The Cat shares their manifesto on the specialness of toys, smells, and more. Back inside, Pepper and Boo talk about their own special things, including being inside without the Cat—"HIGH PAW!" Indoor joy abounds until the two pups decide to join the Cat outside for "bigger joy" and, eventually, return indoors for a warm, cuddly ending. This third series entry deftly carries the humorous, cat-versus-dogs spirit of the first two books with abundant joy and colorful cartoon illustrations. Color-coded speech bubbles help aid in decoding, though the vocabulary and varied panel breaks may require a bit more reading fluency and format familiarity for emerging readers. VERDICT Joy-filled and reader-motivating, this easy breezy installment will fit nicely alongside "Narwhal and Jelly" books and the like. Read in any order.

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