Skoz the Dog : Leader of the Pack

The problem with being a sleepwalking dog is you don't have a clue where you are when you wake up!

When Skoz wakes up he finds he's got a bit of a chill. No, wait. Make that a LOT of a chill.

This time Skoz is going to have to give it all he's got to find his way home. That's if he can make it past the big, furry, slobbery blue-eyed monsters ...

PRAISE FOR SKOZ THE DOG

Daddo has expertly achieved the voice of a dog and woven first person and third person narration to a very humorous effect ... Skoz is sure to become many 8-12 year olds new "best friend" MAGPIES

A fun, fast-paced read DMAG

This energetic story flies by SUN-HERALD

We need more whimsical, harmless, chapter books for children who are beginning to read independently, and the adventures of Andrew Daddos Skoz seem made to order WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN

a non-stop adventure that simply cant be put down. Packed with action, excitement, twists and turns, readers will pick this up and -- parents be warned -- stay up half the night reading to the end KIDS BOOK REVIEW

Perfect for emergent readers, this is bound to be popular with junior primary aged readers AUSSIE REVIEWS

About the Authors

Andrew Daddo is one of Australia's most popular television personalities. He started writing for children in 2001, when his first collection of stories, SPRUNG!, was published. Since then, Andrew has written 18 best-selling books, including the hugely successful picture book collaboration with Emma Quay, GOOD NIGHT, ME. Andrew lives on Sydney's northern beaches with his wife and three children.

Judith Rossell is a full-time Melbourne-based illustrator. Her titles include the Childrens Book Council of Australias 1999 shortlisted title How to Guzzle Your Garden (by Jackie French), the popular Blackbread the Pirate (by Garth Nix), The Lost Treasure of the Green Iguana and I Spy With Inspector Stilton.