Cam Jansen The Mystery of the Television Dog, Book 04, (Paperback)

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Fifth-graders Cam Jansen and Eric Shelton, along with Eric's younger twin sisters, Donna and Diane, attend a book signing with celebrity dog Poochie in this beginning chapter-book mystery. When the man in front of them in line drops a box of dog biscuits, Poochie and Cloudy (the man's own dog) ge...

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When Poochie, a tv star dog is switched with a fake, Cam and her friends have to follow the fake so they can get Poochie back. They find Poochie, return him, and prove that Poochie was switched on purpose.

from awidmer06

Genre: Realistic Fiction Age Appropriateness: Intermediate Review: This book is a good example of realistic fiction because the narrative presents a true depiction of life in present day. The problems in the book are conflicts that people would face in real life. The story is about two children, ...

from Jingjing

It's a good example of realistic fiction because the plot in this story could happen in everyday life. The settings: the time and the place are believable in real life. This story happened in a bookstore where everyone was eager to see the popular dog--Poochie. Age: Intermediate Media: pen, pencil