Muddy Paws Goes to School
By Peter Bently and Simon Mendez
When Muddypaws sneaks into school, will Ben discover who’s causing the classroom chaos?
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Muddypaws Goes to School turns first-day nerves into a cheerful romp, with Peter Bently’s lively storytelling and Simon Mendez’s bright, expressive illustrations making Muddypaws’s school adventure easy to follow and fun to revisit. We like its warm picture of friendship, and its gentle reassurance that new places can become less daunting with a little courage.
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What is Muddy Paws Goes to School about?
On Ben's first day of school, his eager puppy, Muddypaws, decides to join the adventure. Sneaking into the classroom, Muddypaws embarks on a mischievous quest to find Ben, leading to playful chaos and heartwarming moments. This delightful tale celebrates the bond between a boy and his dog, making it a perfect read for children starting their own school journeys.
About the author
Peter Bently is a much-loved British author who writes fun and imaginative books for children. He is well known for stories like 'Cats Ahoy!' and 'The Great Dog Bottom Swap.' Peter’s books are full of clever rhymes, humour, and adventure, making reading a truly enjoyable experience for kids of all ages.
Discussion ideas around Muddy Paws Goes to School
A brave new day: How do you think Ben feels on his first day at school, and what might help him feel more confident?
Muddypaws’s mischief: Which of Muddypaws’s choices causes the most trouble, and what could he have done instead?
Best friends: What shows that Ben and Muddypaws care about each other, even when they are apart?
School rules: Why do schools have rules about where children and animals can go, and which rule would be most important in this story?
Starting something new: Imagine that a friend is beginning school for the first time. What advice would you give them?
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2011
First published
2011
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