Hey, paw-rents and tiny humans! 🐾 Ever wondered what your dog really thinks while you’re sneaking their treats? Picture Book by Dog by Michael Relth spills the kibble! Meet our floppy-eared narrator—let’s call him Scribbles—a doodle-loving pup who’s convinced he’s the next Paw-bl0 Picasso. His mission? Create a “paw-some” book for his hooman. Spoiler: It’s chaos with a side of sloppy kisses.

Scribbles tackles obstacles like a pro: his “bone pencil” snaps mid-drawing, his slobber smudges a masterpiece, and uh-oh…cat sabotage! 🐱💥 But Relth’s art—think crayon-scribble close-ups and collage-style paw prints—turns mishaps into magic. Kids will giggle as Scribbles learns “Perfection is boring; messy is memorable!” (Shhh, it’s a stealth lesson in grit for littles.)

Imagine The Day the Crayons Quit meets Are You My Mother? but with 200% more tail wags. Teachers, pair this with a “Make Your Own Dog Book” craft—construction paper, glue sticks, and zero rules. Parents, that tender moment when Scribbles writes, “My hooman is my best fetch buddy”? 💔 Grab the tissues.

Pro tip: After reading, toss perfection out the doggy door. Let kids “write” with spaghetti, paw-paint, or mud. Messy = masterful!