A great book because he’s my dog Obie and this book explains exactly just how he actually is—except for the super human part. But this chef part is real because he’s a good taste sampler and he likes many foods. – Chase, 9 year old pet owner

I think it was a great story. I’d recommend it as a children’s book. I liked the end part when he [Obie] figured out that he doesn’t have to be human. – Owen, 10 years old

It was easy to understand and I loved it. Pretty much every part I liked, but I liked the treat and the snuggle part most—like at the end of his work job. – Emerie, 7 years old

I think this book is a 5 star because of the writing and illustrations. It was a very sweet story about the love between a doggie and his mommy. – Eva, 10 years old

Children will easily gravitate to this sweet story. “Little White Dog” does an easy-to-understand job of teaching children self-acceptance. School counselors say that is one of the most difficult ideas to teach children. Obie, the main character, will grab children’s hearts. The illustrator makes Obie look so snuggly. Having taught elementary children for over thirty years, this story lends itself to numerous reading skills. Skills including sequencing, predicting, comparison, inference as well as encouraging writing. My favorite part is how she always says, “Don’t be gone long.” This is a must-read for children. – Lydia, Elementary School Teacher of 35 years