Book description
Talking space dogs + courageous girl astronaut + giant hungry catfish = one fun picture book
Aiko is a courageous astronaut, specially trained to brave the extremes of space. The whole of humanity is counting on her success. But on a planet that shows signs of life, something goes awry,…
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1 author picked Aiko and the Planet of Dogs as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This picture book is pure eye candy. I want to frame and hang every page on my wall.
The dog characters are perfectly dopey, and Aiko’s over-the-top expressions throughout the book made me laugh. The story reminds me of something straight out of a kid’s wild imagination.
The book has a mysterious air about it as the plot builds to become more ridiculous with every page turn.
From Taylor's list on picture books starring space pups.
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