1. I would recommend this book to early elementary school students.
2.This book goes through the ups and downs for dogs in one day. It explains what it feels like to be happy and sad in a day.
3.I didn't really like this book too much because it is advertised as an inclusive book but honestly really isn't inclusive. Yeah one of the secondary characters is a kid in a wheelchair but it really isn't all that inclusive. ( )

I loved that the main character was in a wheelchair. I want to see more representation in children's books of those who have motor atypical.

The rest of the book...eh ( )

Best Day Ever, talks how a guide dog can help people. In a classroom setting to show how dogs can help people.

A very enthusiastic puppy is having the greatest day! That is until she gets into too much trouble and is scolded by her best friend. Can this day turn back around?

This book has a lot of appealing elements to it. Young readers love animal books and this one nicely complements an animal narrator with a child in the background. The child uses a wheelchair, as does the book's illustrator, which she explains in a backmatter note. There are also tons of small details in the illustrations that will keep young readers coming back to the page. The text has just enough repetition to have a lovely cadence but not so much as to become boring. ( )