Martha Speaks: Martha Walks the Dog (Paperback)

from kbarge1

I liked this book for a number of reasons. One thing that I really liked about this story was the plot. The author does a great job of organizing the plot by explaining why Martha can talk in the beginning of the story (because she ate alphabet soup), incorporating a problem in the middle of the ...

from ezwicky

Martha, the talking dog, discovers that praise is more powerful than criticism in making dogs behave well. Also that it is stupid to taunt dangerous creatures just because you think they're restrained. And that all dogs really ARE good, even if some of them seem bad at first.

from Fjola

I thought this book was okay, but my son was really startled by the mean dog, when we turned to the page where the dog's leash had come off he literally froze. The second time we read it he asked me to skip the pages with the barking dog, and after that he didn't want to have anything more to do ...

from kbarge1

I liked this book for a number of reasons. One thing that I really liked about this story was the plot. The author does a great job of organizing the plot by explaining why Martha can talk in the beginning of the story (because she ate alphabet soup), incorporating a problem in the middle of the ...

from ezwicky

Martha, the talking dog, discovers that praise is more powerful than criticism in making dogs behave well. Also that it is stupid to taunt dangerous creatures just because you think they're restrained. And that all dogs really ARE good, even if some of them seem bad at first.