My 13 year old son had to read this book for a school book report.
He very much enjoyed this book which made the report easier.

I think he would say "read this book".

Funny and good book that has a great lesson about honesty. Great for students in middle school grades 4-7.

My son was put off by the title of the book because he didn't want to read about any dead dogs but here is his review: 'the boy in the book- Wallace-doesn't like books about dogs that die. So when Wallace (who can't tell a lie) gets detention (for writing what he really felt about a 'dead dog' book), he sees the beginning of a play the school is doing and it's about a dead dog. Wallace ended up helping to make the play into something fantastic & changed it so no dog died. It was a funny, uplifting read.'

No more dead dogs is a great book. The book makes you wonder, and have to think. You also have to fill in the peices until the very end. It is about a boy named Wallace Wallace, (yes thats his name)he was the star of the football team until detention. He wrote a bad review of a book and his teacher gave him detention until he wrote a good one. For detention he was with the drama club and after being with them for a while he decided to quit football. Why you will have to read and find out.

This is a cute book. I believe if you like dogs it is very entertaing for a young reader. Not that others wouldn't like the book, but it is a good book for someone around ten or twelve years of age.