BR 2-22: Dorothy

Every night, Dorothy delivers dreams ― to adults, children and even pets. Usually everyone gets the dream they want, but one dark night Drothey can't see, and she delivers the wrong dreams... But in this delightful, original tale everything ends happily as a chorus of cats comes to the rescue!
 

     I read Dorothy. It was written by Robert Hill. Dorothy has a big bag, and in her bag she has a lot of dreams. Dorothy has the right dream for everyone. She has a toy mouse for Kitty, she has a big bone for Bongo... What wonderful dreams! Now the moon smiles and the stars twinkle. Dorothy sings. She's happy! The sky is happy! But big, dark clouds come. They come fast. They cover the moon and stars. They cover Dorothy and her bag of dreams. It's very very dark. The sky is sad. The cats on the roofs sing a special song. The cats sing and sing. The moon smiles. The stars twinkle. The sky is happy. Drothy is happy. She smiles. She takes the right dreams out of her bag!

    I like  this book's illustrate. This book's illustrate is colorful. Dorothy is beautiful! This story has a lot of dream.

Hill, Robert. (2007.) Dorothy. USA: Black Cat Publishing. (218 words)