I love reading interactive, funny books with kids. Bertie Was a Watchdog by Rick Walton is right up my alley.Bertie is a watchdog, but not because he's big or mean or scary, but because he is the size of a wristwatch. Do you still wear a wristwatch? This may be a good opportunity to show your little one what one is. When a robber breaks into the house, Bertie has to use his smarts to save the day.
You will get to growl, bark and make siren noises together while you read this story. Encouraging your antsy little guys to make appropriate noises while you read is a sure way to capture their attention. So let the fun begin and go to your local library and check out a copy now!
~miss_april
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