Another great JoJo book finished with my daughter. Still love how she has lessons in each of these books and they are easy for children to understand. Love how she tries to make sure people are friends and not picking on each other or being mean. Cute story line with the puppy pageant as well. Can't wait to see how the next one goes.
I received this book as a Christmas present from my grandma. I got sparkly, rainbow JoJo sneakers and a JoJo bow for my birthday, so she knew this book would be something I’d like.
I’m in junior kindergarten and just learning how to read, so my mom read this chapter book out loud to me.
Things we liked: - cute, original story idea - some humorous moments - cute cover and cute illustrations (only on select pages of the book: this isn’t a picture book) - age appropriate content
Things we disliked: - there were too many characters to keep track of: Jacob, Miley, Grace, Kyra, Mandi, Lila, Louis, Jess, Jayden, additional parents - plus, all of the dogs: BowBow, Peppa, Winslow, Daisy, Fig, and Cashew. Phew, it was a lot to keep track of! - the story wrapped up and came to a logical conclusion, and then there were two more chapters! Attending the Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Awards was unnecessary.
In this book JoJo and her friends set about hosting a pooch parlour even to help a local pet store and to give away tickets to the Nickelodeon Choice Awards too to some fans.
However as sabotage sends the event awry with bakes and cakes all over the place and a multicoloured dog too, can they fix this fail of epic proportions?!
This was a fun book with plenty of pet action and sweet treats too I loved how it raises awareness for charity and how the friends all rallied together to do the best they could another great book to teach kids.
This JoJo & BowBow book was shorter than the first two but the message of working together was evident throughout the whole story. JoJo and her friends came up with a doggy bath and pageant show for a fundraiser to help raise money for her friend’s school. One little mishap leads to another lesson in not jumping to conclusions and working through things calmly and together to solve problems that arise. This book also has a good message about not being afraid to ask for help. This group of friends show how important friendship and helping each other can be.
I read this book aloud with my daughter who LOVES Jojo Siwa. This book is terribly written. It’s full of filler language, unnecessary description, and dialogue that does not further the story. The plot with the fundraiser was also confusing with way too many characters. I had a hard time following it, let alone my seven year old. Jojo is a very good and supportive friend in this story, and that’s the only positive thing I have to say about it.