Two Dogs in a Trench Coat Start a Club by Accident (Two Dogs in a Trench Coat #2)

by Julie Falatko, Colin Jack (Illustrator)

Overview

Good dogs Sassy and Waldo start their own after school club and they don't even realize it!

Sassy and Waldo love school!They get to wear a trench coat and everyone thinks they're a new student named Salty.Except Stewart. He knows the truth.But then Stewart has to stay after school for a club.Sassy and Waldo know that a club is a sandwich. But it's not that kind of club.Sassy and Waldo go to the best place to wait for Stewart in the empty school: the cafeteria! Snacks! Running! Places to nap!Their classmates find out what Salty is doing there and they want in on the club.Only it's not the sandwich kind.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781338189537
Publisher:	Scholastic, Inc.
Publication date:	01/29/2019
Series:	Two Dogs in a Trench Coat , #2
Pages:	208
Sales rank:	463,208
Product dimensions:	5.60(w) x 7.80(h) x 0.90(d)
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

Colin Jack has illustrated several books for children, including the Galaxy Zack series, Toads on Toast, and If You Happen to Have a Dinosaur. He also works as a story artist and character designer at DreamWorks Studios. He lives in California with his wife and two kids.

Julie Falatko is the author of the Snappsy the Alligator series, illustrated by Tim Miller; No Boring Stories, illustrated by Charles Santoso; and The Great Indoors, illustrated by Ruth Chan. Julie lives in Maine with her family, including her two dogs, and loves to make everyone (except the dogs) go to museums. To learn more about Julie, please visit juliefalatko.com.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Two Dogs in a Trench Coat Go to School:* "With plenty of comical reinforcement from Jack's freewheeling sketches, Falatko spins this promising premise into a hilarious romp." Booklist, starred review"A series that will keep your 7-year-old laughing." — TODAY

From the Publisher

2018-10-28

Hounds Waldo and Sassy are now fully integrated into life at Bea Arthur Memorial Elementary School.

Disguised as human student Salty (who must be a very weird-looking child), the pooches love school. They love running fast in gym and singing in music class. Most of all they love the cafeteria; school lunch is the most delicious food imaginable. When their human boy, Stewart, joins the Junior Office Supply Enthusiasts, a club his paperclip-happy parents enjoyed in their youths, the dogs are a bit dismayed to find out that this club isn't the kind you can eat, so Waldo and Sassy head to the cafeteria to play "lunch human" while they wait. It's here they inadvertently start a club of their own. Can they convince Stewart, who doesn't smell as though he enjoys his club, to resign and join theirs? What will his parents say? Young readers will get a kick out of the wordplay and the many puns, while the irony will induce plenty of eye-rolling among adults. The same playful design elements that distinguished the series opener are present: special typefaces indicate the dogs' favorite foods and "Salty's" dialogue. Human skin color isn't called out within the text, but the familiar cartoonish black-and-white artwork shows a diverse cast of characters, led once again by white Stewart.

Fans of the first should enjoy this second hijinks-filled outing of this school story/animal fantasy hybrid. (Fantasy. 7-12)

Kirkus Reviews