1.I recommend this book to early elementary school students.
2.This book goes through the story of how a cat got a new bed and complained about how it wasn't the same as it's old bed. Then pupper and doggo see that the cat is uncomfortable the dog and the puppy go and try to find the old bed in the trash. They end up getting the old bed out of the trash and the cat ended up liking the new bed more because the old one smelled like dinner.
3.I definitely will have some books in this series in my classroom as well as in my house when I am a teacher. ( )

This book is sort of a graphic novel, there are only panels in some parts of it. The book is about Doggo and Pupper trying to find a comfortable place for Cat to sleep. Cat got a new bed from her owners but she expressed that she liked the old bed so much. So Doggo and Pupper retrieve the old bed from the trash only to find out that Cat likes the new bed now. I would use this book in a 1st grade classroom since it is a mix of picture book and graphic novel. It can be used to get students used to the idea of having panels in a book and how to follow along with those panels.

First sentence: "Bad news," said Cat. "The humans had another idea." "Uh-oh," said Doggo. "Oh no," said Pupper.

Premise/plot: THE HUMANS HAVE BOUGHT CAT A NEW BED. Doggo, Pupper, and Cat spend the rest of the book searching for cozy. Cat is unable--unwilling--to sleep in his new bed. The friends talk about what makes something cozy. And they try to find something suitable... Doggo and Pupper decide that the old bed may be the only option. If Cat isn't sleeping, they can't sleep either. But is the old bed the answer????

My thoughts: I really LOVED this one so much. This illustrated early chapter book (early reader???) is so wonderful. But GoodReads says this is the FINAL book in a TRILOGY. How can this be???? Why???? I am not ready to say goodbye. Not polite at all to end the series when it is so good, so enjoyable.

I do recommend all three books. I love all the characters. It's a funny series for elementary readers. ( )