A funny, full-color illustrated chapter book, Welcome to the Woofmore is the first title in a charming animal adventure series for dog lovers.
Perfect for fans of Dog Man, The Bad Guys, and humorous early readers, this delightful chapter book introduces readers to a one-of-a-kind hotel run entirely by dogs.
Welcome to the Woofmore, where the water bowls are always full and there's kibble on every pillow! Rufus the bellhop and his boss, Ms. Coco, are determined to make their dog hotel the best place in town for every canine guest.
It's the grand opening of the Woofmore, and Rufus wants everything to go perfectly, especially for the hotel's biggest guest: famous movie star Greta Garbark. But keeping the pup-parazzi at bay is harder than he expected. When an unexpected and very itchy problem threatens the hotel's big debut, Rufus and Ms. Coco must work together to save the day.
Filled with colorful illustrations, laugh-out-loud dog puns, memorable animal characters, friendship, teamwork, and lots of canine chaos, this engaging chapter book series is ideal for independent readers, reluctant readers, and young fans of funny animal stories.
Start your stay at the Woofmore and discover a tail-wagging adventure kids will want to revisit again and again!
- Welcome to the Woofmore (The Woofmore #1)
- The Woofmore Is Not Haunted! (The Woofmore #2)
- The Woofmore on Thin Ice (The Woofmore #3)
- The Woofmore Cracks Up (The Woofmore #4)
Praise
"Playful puns by Gephart and Houran, accompanied by lovable characters expressively illustrated by Cleland in vibrant colors and textures, set up this chapter book series for a howlingly good beginning."
—Publishers Weekly
"[T]this funny early chapter book will easily find an audience...A waggish new series tailor-made made for dog lovers."
—Kirkus
"Gephart is a reader’s writer. Her use of alliteration, onomatopoeia, and punny wordplay transform the work-a-day plot into a bouncy romp...Illustrator Cleland adeptly creates bright, loose, retro illustrations on each page...Gephart’s writing is strong."
—School Library Journal
