Joan Holub - Shampoodle
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Illustrations copyright 2009 by Tim Bowers All rights reserved.
Published in the United States by Random House Childrens Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York. Step into Reading, Random House, and the Random House colophon are registered trademarks of Random House, Inc. Visit us on the Web!
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Holub, Joan.
Shampoodle / by Joan Holub ; illustrated by Tim Bowers. 1st ed. p. (Step into reading. (Step into reading.
A step 2 book)
Summary: Rhyming text describes a dog grooming establishment on picture day and the uproar some curious kittens cause when they try to explore. ISBN 978-0-375-85576-4 (trade) eISBN: 978-0-307-77153-7 (eBook)
[1. Stories in rhyme. 2. GroomingFiction. 3.
DogsFiction. 4. AnimalsInfancyFiction. 5. CatsFiction.] I. II. II.
Title.
PZ8.3.H74Sh 2009
[E]dc22 2008035185
Random House Childrens Books supports the First Amendment and celebrates the right to read. v3.1 
For Kimi Havelka
J.H.
We do dog-dos. Come and see. Clean and shiny. Not one flea. 
Barking. Bouncing. Dogs trot in. Sniffing. Snuffling.
Lets begin! 
Pushing buttons. Zooming up. Spinning. Twirling. Dizzy pup. Bubbling. Bubbling.
No! Dont shake! Dogs wont listen. Big mistake. 
Rubbing. Patting. Fluffy towel. Combing. Combing.
Puppies howl. 
Nosy kitties. Out for fun. 
Puppies spot them. Run, cats, run! Chasing. Racing.
In the shop. 
Hoses spraying. Stop, dogs, stop! Slipping. Tripping. Lots of goo. 
Dripping poodle. Dripping poodle.
Pug half-styled. Soggy sheepdog. Running wild. Groomer grooming gets a fright. Rollers. Curlers.
Tugged too tight! 
Groomer snipping gets a scare. Dogs end up with wacky hair. 
Hissing. Yowling. What a spat! 
Out the pet door. 
Squeak toys. 
Snack treats. 
Slobber. Drool. 
Good dogs. Sit. Stay. Stay.
Thats the rule! Pups are pooped out. They all rest. Time to make them look their best. 
Cutting. Drying. Styling. Braiding. Braiding.
Done at last. 
New hair. Blue hair. 
Beads with knots. 
Purple hair with polka dots. Mohawk. 
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