Sugar's Activities Page

 

I've got some pages you can color...

• Click here to open my coloring page of me in the convertible.  You can print it and then color it at home.
• Click here to color me relaxing at home on the deck
• Click here to color me in the park
• Click here to color me.  Try to figure out what I'm looking at.
• Click here to color me looking sad eyed for a treat.

 

This week's favorite book

• Puppy Sister
  by S. E. Hinton,Jacqueline Rogers
  From the time they bring her home, the Davidsons treat narrator Aleasha, a lovable Australian shepherd, just as if she were young Nick's "puppy sister." When Aleasha finally realizes that she is destined to grow into a dog, not a person, she is horrified. Concentrating all her willpower, she begins to develop fingers and to speak. Her owners, who have always wanted a little girl in the family, are as pleased as they are shocked. Their attempts to hide Aleasha's transformation and to see her through her awkward "in-between" stage lead to much hilarity, while the reactions of a nosy neighbor and of the Davidsons' aloof cat, Miss Kitty, magnify the merriment. Offering a unique, consistently witty account of growing pains and family life, this irresistible fantasy can take its place alongside Stuart Little and Babe the Gallant Pig. Ages 7-11.