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Pretzel

Pretzel

Published in
1944
4.05
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Description

The longest dachshund in the world, Pretzel is admired by all and the winner of a blue ribbon at the dog show. Only Greta, the little dachshund across the street, doesn't care for long dogs. At least not until she gets into a jam out of which only a long dog can help her. This classic story of puppy love will win the hearts of both old and new Pretzel fans.
Age
2-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Classic Children's Literature: 'Pretzel' is a charming story from the beloved author H. A. Rey, known for the 'Curious George' series. Reading it connects you with a classic piece of children's literature that has delighted generations.
  • Timeless Themes: The book teaches important life lessons such as self-acceptance, the value of being different, and the power of love. These themes are timeless and relevant for readers of all ages.
  • Engaging Illustrations: H. A. Rey's illustrations are not only iconic but also engaging for young readers. The visuals in 'Pretzel' help to bring the story to life and can spark a child's imagination and interest in art.
  • Language Development: For young readers, 'Pretzel' provides an opportunity to develop language skills. The simple yet captivating narrative is perfect for children learning to read, enhancing their vocabulary and comprehension in a fun and enjoyable way.