Title: Go, Dog, Go keeps going and going
Product review: My wife had Go, Dog, Go in her house when she was young. Her dad (my father-in-law) worked at Xerox in the 1960s on the development of color copying - a technology in its infancy at the time. Anyway, the book Go, Dog, Go was used for testing the color reproductive accuracy. Back then, a single color copy took about 3 minutes to complete, with several manual steps required on the prototype copy machine. A bit of technology trivia.So, fast forward almost 50 years. This book is just as fresh today as it was when first published. My grandson received it for Christmas, 2012, and it has already bubbled into his Top 5 books for reading. Easy to read, and with a great running gag that kids can understand yet never tire of.
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