Meet Biscuit! - Alyssa Satin Capucilli

\nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brightly.com in 2017. Biscuit is a small, yellow dog who does not want to go to bed, commented reviewer Melissa Taylor for Brightly. He, like many kids you may know, wants a snack, a drink, a story, a hug, a blanket, and more--twice Activity pages at the end of the story feature connect-the-dots, draw your own puppy, and more. \nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brightly.com in 2017. Biscuit is a small, yellow dog who does not want to go to bed, commented reviewer Melissa Taylor for Brightly. He, like many kids you may know, wants a snack, a drink, a story, a hug, a blanket, and more--twice Activity pages at the end of the story feature connect-the-dots, draw your own puppy, and more. \nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brightly.com in 2017. Biscuit is a small, yellow dog who does not want to go to bed, commented reviewer Melissa Taylor for Brightly. He, like many kids you may know, wants a snack, a drink, a story, a hug, a blanket, and more--twice Activity pages at the end of the story feature connect-the-dots, draw your own puppy, and more. \nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brightly.com in 2017. Biscuit is a small, yellow dog who does not want to go to bed, commented reviewer Melissa Taylor for Brightly. He, like many kids you may know, wants a snack, a drink, a story, a hug, a blanket, and more--twice Activity pages at the end of the story feature connect-the-dots, draw your own puppy, and more. \nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brightly.com in 2017. Biscuit is a small, yellow dog who does not want to go to bed, commented reviewer Melissa Taylor for Brightly. He, like many kids you may know, wants a snack, a drink, a story, a hug, a blanket, and more--twice Activity pages at the end of the story feature connect-the-dots, draw your own puppy, and more. \nWoof, woof The new puppy is here What will the little girl name him? Meet Biscuit was named one of the best ever early reader books by Brig