Category: Children ISBN-10: 9780557426218
Pages: 3838
Copyright: April, 2010
ISBN-13: 9780557426218
The three pugs are unhappy, school is about to start. Join them as they decide to tour the country instead of going to school.
This story begins with the three pugs feeling despondent about school starting.
Summer vacation is over.
Wait! Beatrice has an idea.
They scurry into the Pug Mobile and take off.
The pugs won’t be going to school this year. They will tour the country instead!
Ride along with the pugs on their next adventure (if you dare).
As usual with pugs, the trip doesn’t go as planned. They haven’t thought things through very well. Events suddenly take a turn for the worse. Have the pugs made an unwise decision?
A sneak preview shows: A mechanical problem with The Pug Mobile, an incident with wild dogs, a space ship is involved, there is a wreck, the cops are called, an ambulance arrives, will things ever go right? (If you know Pugs, you know the answer)
Join the Pugs on their great escape – experience the excellent driving skills of Beatrice, feel the excitement of camping out, hear the thrilling sounds of cop sirens, howling dogs, and go along with them on a bumpy ambulance ride.
Who will save them? Will they go to jail? Will they end up in outer space? Read the shocking ending – will the pugs ever be the same? Will they be here to tell another adventure story? The ending will shock, thrill, and amaze you. You may never think the same way about pugs again. (Very wise)
Excerpt
This is the last week of summer. I can’t help but wonder what it would be like if school wasn’t starting next week.
Beatrice and Cissy have been thinking the same thing.
Beatrice says “Wait a minute, I have an idea!”
She rushes to The Pug Mobile with some supplies and says “Hurry, we are
going to escape!”
“No school for the three little pugs!”
Beatrice gets in front with her supplies and waits while we pack The Pug Mobile.
Professional Reviews
Freedom Pugs! is a hilarious children’s book.
REVIEWS FOR FREEDOM PUGS!
Freedom Pugs! ISBN 978 0 557 426 218
By Lela Labree Stute
5 out of 5 stars
Freedom Pugs! is a hilarious children’s book. The plot revolves around three scheming pugs who get into all sorts of chicanery involving truancy and a wild “Pug Mobile” accident. Filled with great color photographs, this is sure to entertain any child or adult.
--Henry Centurion
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Review of Freedom Pugs by Lela LaBree Stute
The Pugs are back in a new adventure! Freedom Pugs by Lela LaBree Stute is a fantastic tale of three pugs who do not want to go back to school. Summer break is over and they decide to take off on an adventure instead of heading to class. Boy did they find themselves in a mess!
Freedom Pugs is a story that young readers can relate to. We all know how hard it can be for kids to adjust from the fun of Summer, back to the hustle and bustle of the school year. This book gives the impression that “school is cool”, and bad things can happen if they don’t go and follow the rules. It teaches a valuable lesson in a fun way. I give Freedom Pugs five stars*****.
--Laura Ann Ford, Author of McCullen
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Orla Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun book, December 20, 2010
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This book is so fun. Isn't it just like kids to not plan anything through, just like the pugs do. No planning for their vacation, they just go. Nothing seemed to go right. When you read these book, you actually don't even think of the pugs as dogs, you think of them as humans. They go through the same life situations as we do. I just love the humor in the book and the adventure of their travel. They should have gone to school like they were suppose to have and maybe things would have gone o.k.! ha! Very good reading and beautiful photography.
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