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The Dog that Ate the World

by Sandra Dieckmann

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"He came over the pastures like a mean thunderstorm... fast as lightning was the dirty dog. All of the animals of the valley lived in peace and harmony until the big greedy dog appeared. He was so greedy that he gobbled up everything he could see! Happily for our animal friends, there was plenty of room for them all to live and play in the dog's big bad belly. Perhaps it's not so great to be the biggest and baddest animal in the valley after all..."--Provided by publisher.… (more)
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"He came over the pastures like a mean thunderstorm... fast as lightning was the dirty dog. All of the animals of the valley lived in peace and harmony until the big greedy dog appeared. He was so greedy that he gobbled up everything he could see! Happily for our animal friends, there was plenty of room for them all to live and play in the dog's big bad belly. Perhaps it's not so great to be the biggest and baddest animal in the valley after all..."--Provided by publisher.

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