Oh No, George!

Chris Haughton's 'Oh No, George!' is a delightful journey into the world of a charmingly impulsive dog. The colorful illustrations and engaging storyline make it an instant hit with young readers. This book not only entertains but also subtly introduces the concept of responsibility and the consequences of our actions. As a parent, I find it to be a wonderful tool for initiating conversations about making good choices and the importance of accountability. 'Oh No, George!' is a playful and valuable addition to any children's book collection, offering both laughter and valuable life lessons.🐶🐾🍰

Found this book at the local library will out with my kids. Immediately loved it and wanted to get them a copy for Christmas.

So funny! So sweet! A must buy book for any kid!

Having been a dog owner, this book really made me laugh! George experiences several moral dilemmas. Sometimes temptation prevails and sometimes temptation does not. But we all can relate to the choices he makes. And he’s not a “bad” or “good” dog. Just a dog trying to behave the best he can, under the circumstances. You can preview the book on utube.

Possibly one of the best young toddler books ever, along with "Shhh, We Have a Plan" also by Haughton. My son (age 2) has been in love with this book since about 18 months, and it is one of those rare books that I don't get bored reading over and over (and over and over and over). My son knows all the words--in fact, these were some of the first sentences he ever said, because he loves to see the mischief George gets into, and how he feels when Harry comes back to see what happened. The illustrations are simple but totally endearing, and my son loves to point out all the little details that you might not notice the first time through. Like "Shhh, We Have a Plan", this book has funny moments and sweet ones, and it actually has a moral to the story that is valuable to adults *and* that my 2 year old can grasp. I have been buying this as a gift, along with the wonderful "Shhh, We Have a Plan" for everyone I can think of with a child in the 1-3 year age range.

This is a super fun book that even older kids will enjoy. We read it at a co-op when they were talking about self- controld liked it so much we bought a copy. The cover of the board book is matte and arrived a little dirty. It can't be wiped off like most board books. Since it's just for us, I let it go, but it would have been disappointing if we were giving it as a gift. The cover hasn't worn well. The book is still super fun and we enjoy it regularly.

My baby is only 9 months old and this is one of her favorite books. Probably because it’s fun to say “oh no George!” Definitely good for a little older kids

We love this book. Reading is a big part of how my 2 y/o son and I spend time. This is one of his most favorite books. Often times I will hear him saying to himself 'oh no, George' as he's playing with something around the house. He loves the story, loves the pages (the board book isn't a waxy page, it's an uncoated board book) and loves GEORGE! Would recommend for anyone who's sick of reading the same thing over and over and wanting a fun little story.

ohhhhhhh no george!

Still remember the first time I read this book with my youngest son. He was only a year old boy he loved the bold colours and engaging pictures. It was a favourite book of his until he was three or four! Which felt like a good shelf life. The story is great too, and I love the ending. It's good to open up discussions about what they'd do in George's place and what they actually should do in George's place! Hope that's not a spoiler...

ma fille aime beaucoup

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