Lucas Hosby
Bongo Goes to School
language
( June 24, 2013)
This is a funny and playful story about a boy named Luke who takes his dog Bongo to school. Bongo is just a dog that wants to go to school and learn, but dogs are not allowed at school – everyone knows that. It turns out that Bongo is actually quite a talented pooch. He can walk on two legs, and he can even talk! Clearly, this is no ordinary dog.
The school is shocked to meet such a dog. Will Luke’s teacher let Bongo sit in class and learn like the rest of the students? Is Bongo smart enough for school? You have to read the story if you want to find out just how smart Bongo really is.
“Bongo Goes to School” can also be read inside of the collected stories titled “Explore! Adventure! Above and Beyond!: Fun-Loving Inspirational Animal Stories for Daytime, Nighttime, and Playtime”. These are many positive and heartwarming stories with great lessons for all ages.
The school is shocked to meet such a dog. Will Luke’s teacher let Bongo sit in class and learn like the rest of the students? Is Bongo smart enough for school? You have to read the story if you want to find out just how smart Bongo really is.
“Bongo Goes to School” can also be read inside of the collected stories titled “Explore! Adventure! Above and Beyond!: Fun-Loving Inspirational Animal Stories for Daytime, Nighttime, and Playtime”. These are many positive and heartwarming stories with great lessons for all ages.
- Pages
- 10
Enjoy reading Bongo Goes to School? You may also like these books
-
Lucas Hosby
How I Met My Future Robot Self: You Choose What Happens in this Wild Time-Travel Adventure Story!
language ( March 13, 2014) -
Lucas Hosby
They Haunt Me in My Dreams: The Scary Story that Will Keep You up All Night!
language ( March 13, 2014) -
Lucas Hosby
A Little Mouse's Journey: The Daring Young Mouse Goes Out to Explore the World, Make New Friends, and Find His True Self
language ( March 13, 2014) -
Lucas Hosby
Explore! Adventure! Above and Beyond!: Fun-Loving Inspirational Animal Stories for Daytime, Nighttime, and Playtime
language ( March 13, 2014)
