Diary of a Pug: Pug Blasts Off – Bedford Falls Book Fairs

Baron von Bubbles, best known as Bub, believes he is definitely the cutest pug on the planet. He loves fashion, peanut butter, and his human, Bella. Things he does not love – Nutz the squirrel, baths, and the rain. When Bella enters the Spirit of the Inventor Challenge, Bub helps her create the best project ever. But when Nutz really gets on Bub’s nerves and makes him ruin Bella’s project, the pug must do whatever it takes to make it up to his girl, even if it means standing up to Nutz, and the rain, once and for all. The illustrations and diary-format beginning chapter book is the perfect choice for young readers who believe the best kind of friend is the furry kind!

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