This book was the perfect conversation starter about honesty. My daughter saw herself in Susie, and it led to a great talk about why we don't keep secrets from mom and dad. The story made the lesson feel relatable instead of like a lecture. We've read it three times this week!

I bought this for my granddaughter, and we both adored it. The relationship between Susie and Uncle Boo felt so real and sweet. It's a gentle story that doesn't shy away from showing that everyone makes mistakes, but also how important it is to fix them. A new classic in our house.

I read this to my class, and it really resonated. The kids were so engaged, asking 'What would you do?' It's a fantastic tool for social-emotional learning. It sparked a genuine discussion about guilt and the relief that comes from telling the truth. The illustrations are charming, too.

Finally, a kids' book with a parent who isn't just a background character! I loved that the dad was supportive and went with Susie to return the puppy. It models how parents can guide kids through tough moments with empathy. The ending felt earned and satisfying.

My little one was on the edge of her seat, worrying the puppy wouldn't be okay! She was so invested in Susie's dilemma. When Tippy Toes came back, she literally cheered. It's a story that really understands a child's emotions and their deep love for pets.

As an uncle, this book hit home. The story is simple but powerful. CJ Bond has a real knack for writing in a way that feels honest and never talks down to kids. The message is clear without being preachy. I'll be gifting this to all my parent friends.

I liked the part with all the puppies best. I felt bad for Susie when she got in trouble, but I was really happy at the end. I think it's a good book because it tells you to be brave and say you're sorry. The puppy is very cute.