Monday, Wednesday, and Every Other Weekend

from kjacks26

I thought this was a good book. The pictures were very busy, and fun to look at. There was no white space left on any page, and drawings that you could draw with a simple square or rectangle had designs drawn in them. Some of the drawings are even made to look like they are made out of newspaper ...

from melodyreads

In this, it is the dog who is sad. Nicely done.

from lmalak1

I enjoyed this book a lot. One reason I liked this book was because of the 'climax' in the book. Both of the parents join together, even though they're divorced, to help look for Henry's dog, Pomegranate. That is an excellent message to send to not just the children readers, but also their parent...

from pataustin

With a very clever twist on a divorce narrative, Stanton shows just what Henry Cooper's life is like when Mondays, Wednesdays and every other weekend he and his dog Pomegranate live with his mom, and Tuesdays, Thursdays, and every other weekend, he and Pomegranate live with his dad. Henry copes w...

from CassandraQuigley

I really enjoyed this book. I loved that the author used dog instead of the child as the one who missed "home," because him and his owner were now spilt between two homes. I thought this was great, because it was connectable to me as a reader even though my parents are not spilt up. I also liked ...