Written & illustrated by Carter Goodrich
Simon & Schuster, 2011
$15.99, ages 4-8, 48 pages
Mister Bud the terrier had it good when it was just himself and his human.
But now his human has adopted a curly-tailed pug named Zorro and Mister Bud feels like he's losing control of how things work around home.
But now his human has adopted a curly-tailed pug named Zorro and Mister Bud feels like he's losing control of how things work around home.
And who could blame him?
Until Zorro arrived, Mister Bud thought he was the center of everything.
He had a title of respect prefixed to his name, and what's more, he had his schedule and everyone stuck to it.
Until Zorro arrived, Mister Bud thought he was the center of everything.
He had a title of respect prefixed to his name, and what's more, he had his schedule and everyone stuck to it.
In this charming picture book, the lead character designer of Despicable Me explores what it's like to be an only pet -- to have things just the way you want them -- then have another pet thrust into your life and threaten to mess it all up.
