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Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Cookie lived in Miami Beach with her mommy and twin sister, Sugar. Sugar and Cookie were the most gorgeous fluffy white Pomeranians. Cookie went for a walk every day and it was part of her daily routine. That particular day Cookie pulled on her leash and dashed to the door. She wanted to do so many things as she went down the stairs that led to the marina but Sugar refused to walk. She lay down and Cookie was getting impatient. Cookie pulled her leash, broke free, and ran with all her might. She ran all the way to the marina where she could look down and see the minnows swimming up to the surface to greet her. There were a lot of minnows that day and Cookie was really happy. She wagged her tail and barked with glee, hoping they would hear her saying hi to them. Suddenly Cookie realized her mommy and Sugar were not there and she was lost. Cookie was scared and she started to cry. She asked the Great White Egret, Mr. Lizard, Mr. Cat, and others whether they had seen her mommy and sister and they said they had not seen them. Would Cookie be able to find her mommy and Sugar?
The Day Cookie Was Lost by Susan Marie Chapman is an adorable story of a Pomeranian who gets lost and is trying to find her mommy and sister. The pictures are wonderful and the book is a real treat for all dog lovers and animal lovers. It is a good book to use for storytelling and read-aloud sessions in classrooms and homes, and children will enjoy the process of following Cookie as she tries to find her mommy and sister, Sugar, and her way back home. Looking at Cookie and Sugar, every reader will be tempted to have Pomeranian dogs like them as their pets.
