Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties: From the Creator of Captain Underpants (Dog Man #3)

"Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties," the third installment in the series from the creator of Captain Underpants, is a delightful and entertaining read that has captured the heart of my son.What sets this book apart is its perfect blend of humor, creativity, and relatable characters. The adventures of Dog Man are not only engaging but also foster a love for reading in young audiences. The comic-style illustrations add an extra layer of fun, making it accessible and enjoyable for early readers.The storyline, featuring the humorous dynamic between Dog Man and the mischievous kitties, keeps young readers eagerly turning the pages. The language is accessible, making it a great choice for readers transitioning to chapter books.The positive impact on my son's reading habits is evident. He not only enjoys the book but also eagerly anticipates the next adventures in the Dog Man series. It's a testament to the author's ability to connect with young readers and create stories that resonate with their sense of humor and imagination.In summary, "Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties" deserves a solid 5-star rating for its engaging storytelling, humorous illustrations, and its undeniable ability to captivate young readers. If you're looking for a book that sparks joy and a love for reading in your child, this installment in the Dog Man series is a must-have. Highly recommended!

My 9 year old grandson just loves these books which are written in a comic-style way. This made me think about how 65 years ago I used to read my brother’s comics, so I guess I understand why these are so popular. Thirteen in the series so far and he is devouring them. Any reading is good reading IMHO.

Very much enjoyed by my 8 year old grandson

So eye catching and intriguing to read

My grandson loves it

Good read grandson likes them

Great books and my grandson loves them so much. Really enjoys them and it gets him off the computer

Our son is obsessed by the Investigators books that are of a similar format. But as there are only 4 books in that series as of yet, I’ve tried to still his hunger for literature with Dog Man.This book is good, it contained a few pages that provide some detail about the concept of Dogman who is part dog, part policeman and how he confronts his adversary a striped orange cat, Petey.Our son likes this book the most among his few other Dog Man books. In this volumes Petey the cat escapes form jail and on a mission to dominated the world. Somehow he gets distracted to cloning himself, but this ends up with an undesirable, adorable result... At the same time an evil brought-back-to-life fish is trying to take over the city!!. Well, enough for Dog Man to get his paws on and to leave everything in a messy state.I can totally see why boys of his age like to read these books; they are witty, incredibly funny, the goofy narrative is straightforward that reads very well, and the illustrations are brilliant. Five stars.