Primary Education
This book engages in other friendly dogs helping this dog who forgot who he was find his collar, while along the way learning and remembering little bits about himself and doing those things.
This book is great to teach kids about the uniqueness of a person and the different qualities and traits they have to make up themselves. ( )

When a dog wakes up and loses its memory and name it's determined to find his collar, he set out on a journey and met several friends who helped jog his memory by reminding him of his likes and personality traits. After visiting various locations, the dog finally found his collar at the police station. This book is an excellent example of problem-solving that I would recommend to preschoolers or young elementary grades. After reading the book, students can be prompted to create their own scenarios where they need to solve a problem, encouraging critical thinking skills. The story's setting in a town creates a relatable backdrop for young readers, and the character's journey is engaging and memorable. ( )

This book is about a small brown dog who wakes up and realizes he has lost his memory. He begins to go around town and ask his friends if they can help him remember his name. Finally they put enough clues together and he ends up at the police station where he finds his lost collar with his name on it. ( )

This is a good example of a fantasy book because the characters in the book are animals and they all can speak and think. A small brown dog lost his memory and his collar, so he goes out to ask his friends who he is and where his collar is. He askes many friends and each one adds one more description of the dog. Finally, the dog knows his habits and his characteristics and get his memory back. Also, he finds his collar. K-3 grade students will love the story. ( )

The dog in the story woke up and had forgotten everything, and better yet he had forgotten his name. In search of his collar, he met a few friends who reminded him of things he liked, or other things about him. He eventually found his collar at the police station. ( )