Dog Loves Books

These are wonderful books from a wonderfully inventive writer and illustrator

Philip Ardagh, The Big Issue

A book that is literally about how great books are

Scottish Sunday Herald

The illustrations are nicely unusual and felt accessible. Overall, the book is nicely presented. It's great to find a book that my children like which doesn't involve super-hero's or television/film characters! This book has become a firm favourite in our house and has sparked off a few drawing sessions. Well worth acquiring, if you have a toddler. It scores very highly in our house!

www.beingamummy.co.uk

A wonderful book and an endearing story for any child or adult to read, particularly those who may think that books or them or they do not like reading. This would be an ideal story to use as a vehicle through which to engage and entice young children into reading

Early Years Educator

A story with a valuable message

Oxford Times

What a wonderful passion to pass on to younger readers! . . . This is a simple but heartfelt celebration of the power of imagination and the simple happiness that books can bring us all, young and old

Niamh Sharkey, Irish Times

Yates conveys emotion superbly . . . A fine tale for encouraging early readers

Daily Telegraph

Dog Loves Books was deservedly short-listed for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. [This] story of a book-selling dog better at imagining than shifting his stock is a delight

Nicholas Tucker, Independent