My son is now 10 years old, dyslexic and has learning difficulties. For him, reading isn’t just a boring task but a torment. Last summer he discovered Dog Man in print. Short dialogues with characters not in standard print, but handwritten. Two years at a dyslexia center didn’t help him as much with reading speed as the first two Dog Man books. For two summers, my child read these with complete dedication; we’ve bought them all, and the €150+ we spent was well worth it. Of course, we also stopped going to the learning center, which did nothing but fill the child with insecurity. Wake up, parents! Your children have abilities and are extremely smart. Don’t burden them; they’ll find their own way

It managed to keep the interest of a child with a completely negative attitude towards reading! Thank you, Dog Man!

Very nice book for ages 6+.
It features a familiar hero for children from first grade and up, and they talk and laugh about it together.
It does have some words and expressions for more advanced ages, but it is very good for them to read on their own.

I got it for my 6-year-old son, first grade, he was so excited that he read it in one day

It is a good series for children who are starting to read. My son read almost all the books (first grade). Because it is a comic, it is pleasantly read by children of young ages.

It's surprising that this monstrosity has so many positive reviews. Stupid stories and a whole lot of swear words. Really, you parents who have given it positive reviews because you think that at last a book has been found that makes them get hooked, HAVE you ever sat down to read even 2 pages of this abomination? Nothing clever in the stories, the kids just get hooked because it has nice illustrations and short little sentences.

These books were very liked by all the kids. They got hooked and wanted the rest. They really have funny stories with modern humor

If you read one, you want to read them all - it's enjoyable and captivating. You don't need to have read the first one to read it

If you read it, you want to read it all - it's enjoyable and keeps you engaged - you don't need to have read the rest to read it (8 years old)

Ideal for children who DO NOT like studying.. very enjoyable and entertaining (8-year-old child)

I read a comment that offends children who cannot read either due to visual impairment or dyslexia, and I found a book that truly helps them make a start in reading. I am truly sorry. However, I am glad that my "lazy" son loved it and finally started reading.

Let me start by saying that the quality of the book is amazing, and it truly saddens me that such beautiful paper was wasted to print this comic of poor quality. The "lazy childish" style of illustration is at the very least offensive to the reader, even if it is a children's book. There are many better comics out there with fantastic artwork and clever stories.

My son (7) didn't want to read until he got his hands on this. It's ideal for a first book because it has pictures, easy text with large letters, and it captures interest. I recommend it as a first book and for the child to get into the habit of sitting down and reading. Now he reads it every night. He's already on volume 3!

A 6-year-old child read all 6 books in the series with great joy, in fact, one of them in just one day. He had seen them from older boys and they suited him well