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Sophie's Fish: 12/30/15

Sophie's Fish by A.E. Cannon

Sophie's Fish by A.E. Cannon is about an easy sounding pet sitting job. Sophie's going on vacation and she asks her bestie, Jake, to watch her pet fish. Jake's never pet sit before but he says yes but secretly he's worried.

Jake asks all the right questions and some odd ones too. You never can be too careful when watching a beloved pet! After all the worrying and imagination running wild, Jake finally get's to meet his charge.

With any sort of shaggy dog, or in this case, fish, story, there's sure to be a whopper of an ending. Sophie's fish isn't just any fish in a bowl. Read the book to find out what makes him stand out!

Four stars

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