There's a Dog in My Brain
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9781406399448
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Dudley the dog is tired of getting told off, but when he wishes he could sneak some cakes from the kitchen without getting caught, he isn't expecting to transform into a boy. Danny his owner certainly isn't expecting to find himself back in Dudley's body and bound for a doggy discipline session in the park, run by the ruthless Rex Power.
This time though, the combination of Danny's boy-brain in Dudley's dog-body is a winner, as Danny outshines all the other pooches in the park and gets a slot at the local country fair the next day. But Danny's star turn is about to get him into trouble because Rex Power isn't about to let a boy who looks like he's the one in need of training and his meddling mutt get in the way of winning...
Can Danny outsmart Rex Power and win best-in-show? Will Dudley ever learn what it means to be a good (human) boy? Doesn't seem likely, does it?
This time though, the combination of Danny's boy-brain in Dudley's dog-body is a winner, as Danny outshines all the other pooches in the park and gets a slot at the local country fair the next day. But Danny's star turn is about to get him into trouble because Rex Power isn't about to let a boy who looks like he's the one in need of training and his meddling mutt get in the way of winning...
Can Danny outsmart Rex Power and win best-in-show? Will Dudley ever learn what it means to be a good (human) boy? Doesn't seem likely, does it?