However, when Mr Dog overhears a seagull telling a young seal about the mysterious disappearance of the local harbour's much-loved resident seal Ditzy, he takes it upon himself to find out just where Ditzy has gone. A great class text for anyone studying animals of the river or sea, or the impact of plastic on wildlife. Ben Fogle’s passion for animals and love of adventure have been put to good use in this book, with its cast of loveable animals and I’m looking forward to seeing the series continue.

A fortuitous find buried deep on the dig site might be just what Mr Dog needs to secure the safety and wellbeing of all of the rabbits in his charge. Written with the aid of children's author Steve Cole, with fabulous black and white illustrations, full of character, by Nikolas Ilis, this is a tale that will be loved by young readers. Moreover, he bought his bone from his local butcher (not Piggly Wiggly) and took it home in a brown paper bag (not plastic).Although there is a fence around his house and a sign that says “NO CATS”, so I guess you never know. He lives in a two-story dog-house surrounded by a white picket fence, dogwood trees and dog-tooth violets, with a kitchen, dining room and bedroom upstairs.

This book is written using clear, straight-forward language, telling a story of adventure and friendship but also enlightens its reader about the harm plastic waste causes to wildlife. He liked everything in its own place – the cup in the saucer, the chair under the table, and the Mexicans in Mexico, south of the wall. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations.From that came his interest in environmentalism, emphasised in the story by the disastrous effects that plastic rubbish is having on marine animals throughout the world. Each title in this stylish series has five spreads with friendly characters to find behind colourful felt flaps.