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Doodle Dog
Frank Rodgers
language (Hungry Horse, May 5, 2015)“Eye-catching – appealingly told” - School Library JournalSam knew he couldn't have a real dog of his own, but his mum drew him a picture - a 'Doodle' she called it - of a beautiful black and white puppy. Sam took it bed with him that night. The next morning he was woken by a strange tickly feeling on his cheek. Even before he opened his eyes he knew it was 'Doodle Dog'.“The power of a child’s imagination to make a mere picture of a longed-for pet come alive is given form in Rodgers’ lively drawings that convey both boy and pet’s joy in each other.” - Book List
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Doodle Dog
Frank Rodgers
Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, May 3, 1990)When the dog in his drawing comes to life, Sam and his new pet share a barnyard adventure.
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Doodle Dog
Frank Rodgers
(Heinemann Young Books, March 6, 1990)None
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Doodle Dog
Frank Rogers
Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Nov. 7, 1991)Sam longed for a dog of his own, but he knew he couldn't really have one. He lived in a block of flats on the fifth floor and his mother said it wasn't the right kind of home for a dog. But she drew him a picture - and it came to life.