Product Description

After taking pictures of the neighborhood dogs, Alf realizes that something strange is happening at the animal shelter.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1584847 in Books
• Published on: 2006-09-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 72 pages

Review
This graphic novel set is fun, fast paced series geared toward the elementary reader. The colorful illustrations help move the story along and keep the reader amused by the characters actions. In Archies Amazing Game, when Archie is told not to play soccer he rounds up his siblings to support him, and despite these antics, his mother allows him to play. Mels father is kidnapped in Joker and Mel foils a bank robbers plan and saves his father from harm. All Albert wants is to spend some time with his busy parents in Aargh! Its and Alien. After a visit from a few aliens, his parents spend less time at work and more time with their son. In both Arf books, Arf and the Greedy Grabber and Arf and the Three Dogs, Arf tends to get himself in to trouble, but in the end saves the day from a purse snatcher and a dishonest politician. Each book contains a picture introduction for each character in the story as well as writing prompts, discussion questions, and information to link each title to facthound.com with low reading levels and easy to follow stories, these books are wonderful age appropriate stories. Glossary. --Library Media Connections

About the Author
Philip Wooderson has written more than 25 books for young people including several stories about a boy named Arf, published by Stone Arch Books. Philip is married and has one son and one very furry cat. The family divides their time between the coastal town of Ramsgate, England, and the village of Lucignana, in the mountains of Italy. He enjoys visiting schools and teaching writing. He also likes reading, cooking, gardening, and growing his own food.