Down Girl and Sit On the Road by Lucy Nolan Posted on October 18, 2007 by A. Johnson Down Girl and Sit On the Road by Lucy Nolan illustrated by Mike Reed “Some dogs feel the call of the sea, but not us. We felt the call of doughnuts.” From the moment you start reading this book, you’ll know you have something funny in your hands. Written from the perspective of a dog who thinks his name is Down Girl, On the Road reads like an autobiographical account of his life, capturing all his amusing exploits with his friend Sit. Lucy Nolan really zeroed in on the reasons why I dislike dogs, but I loved reading the book -twice – all the while thinking to myself “this is why I love cats and Here Kitty Kitty.” But whether you’re a dog lover or a cat lover you will be charmed silly with these whimsical characters. This book will sure to be one you will recommend to your friends and it’s no wonder it’s this years winner of the Texas Bluebonnet Award.
This story is about a dog that thinks a person is a dog like him. It is very cool and funny. I recommend this book.
This story is about a dog that thinks a person is a dog like him. It is very cool and funny. I recommend this book.