Book Review: Fetch - Adam Glendon Sidwell, Edwin Rhemrev (Illustrator)

Synopsis

For ages 2 and up.

Your child will love the rich pictures and hidden details on each page.
A picture book for anyone who's ever been loved by a dog or given one a home.

At least nine sunsets away, there is a place where dogs can do what they want. They drive cars. They throw birthday parties. They live the good life. But they are not all the same, and when a special one has the courage to fly and leave the confines of his dog town, he encounters danger and challenges beyond the tenth horizon. Only when he makes a remarkable discovery there will he be forced to choose between friendship and adventure. Will he remain loyal to his new discovery?

Book Review

Fetch is a story about the world where dogs have freedom to do anything they want. But not everyone is the same. There is always a rebel. One of them lefts the pack, to fly. Indeed, it was a brave act. He dared to fly alone, but sometimes fates collide with our bravery.

Fetch is a colorful and lovely picture book. Everyone would love it, especially the dog lovers. It is about bravery and friendship. It has also stated an underlying fact that dogs always search for company and friendship and to serve their loyalty to their friends. This natural trait of dogs make them a loyal companion who always look out for their friends.

 

Fetch is well illustrated and filled with colors in order, to develop the interest of the reader. 

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