I received a copy of this eBook from netGalley for a honest review.

What a lovely ode to snow days and winter wear. Sally has to wear a coat and boots to explore the park on this snow day where everyone is making snowdogs instead of snowmen.

Such a cute book! And I absolutely love the illustrations!! Perfect for little readers, especially when anticipating a snow day!

Thank you NetGalley for providing me with this arc in exchange for my honest review.

A cute, short and simple story for smaller kids about a boy and his dog, getting ready to go out in the snow and having a fun day playing in it.

I loved how it showed the diversity of all the different looking dogs.

The illustrations were a little rough but cute and detailed.

A really cute and fun book, perfect for the upcoming colder days!

I really enjoyed this book!

This was quite a fun story with some excellent images which brough the story to life.

The story was well written and I loved being with Sally on her snow day she is a fab little character.

Its easy to follow and good overall too - my daughter really enjoyed it.

It is 4 stars from me for this one - highly recommended!

This book had the cutest art work ever! Very unique, colorful, and fun - which should draw in the intended audience of young kids. I love the artist's attention to details in each scene, as it's enjoyable to pick out different pieces. The storyline is very adorable while giving a good (but subtle) message to kids that everyone is different, but that's a good thing!

A perfectly pleasant early reader – and I mean very early – showing a dog and her human having a good time in the snow in the park. Friendships are made, snow angels are created, and balls of snow are packed and tidied up into certain, specific shapes. The art is a bit rough and ready in style for my taste, but suits the young audience, and the whole passes the time well with the intrigue of what the snow is being made into.

A cute and simple story that toddlers will likely enjoy and parents will not mind reading countless times.

Having experienced my own dogs' snow days, I was naturally drawn to this book. My Florida dogs that moved here to Alaska with me were a hoot, let's just say. For those unaware, just getting those booties on their feet can be a workout in itself. I'll spare you the hard won information I have on how to select or make booties on your own. Grin.

In any case, reading about how Sally had to be properly dressed to go outdoors in the cold was cute. It should be a nice way to segue into making reluctant humans less resistant to the process. While not all dogs need booties and coats for the cold, we mere humans definitely do need protection unless we want to turn into human icicles. The artwork is fun and colorful, its simple style appealing to the target audience of ages 3-5, I'm sure. Enough detail to make it interesting without overwhelming. While the text is sparse, it's designed for that young audience and tells the story well. The author even manages to get in some subtle counting practice as well as science, ie regarding snowflakes. Cute idea, too, about building the snowdogs. I guess the author didn't feel the age-old caution about avoiding the yellow snow didn't fit with a kids' book, huh?

Bottom line, a nicely done, cute story that even showcases the diversity of how the dogs look with all their different looks and outfits. Little ones should enjoy this story and it even brought a smile to my face. Thanks #OrcaBookPublishers for reminding me what fun those first few snow days can be with our furry friends with this early peek. My Daisy enjoys her walks in the snow, that's for sure.

Such a cute book!

Sally is such a cute dog who’s going to the park on a snowy day. The way she’s enjoying gives all the energy and excitement to the one who’s reading about it!


The illustrations could be a little better considering the age range who’s going to read along.

Thank you, Orca Book Publishers, for the ARC.

Short and simple story. Not much of a plot, but does a great job demonstrating how to get ready to go outside in cold weather. Cute illustrations!

such a cute story about a boy and his dog on a snowy adventure. illistrations are adorable and add to the story!

A fun tale following Sally as they get ready to go out in the snow. This could be used as a learning tool on the importance of getting ready to go out in the snow.

The illustrations throughout are charming and add a bit of depth to the story.

Didn’t realise this was part of a series so we’ll definitely need to go back and read those that were released previously.

A short and simple book with cute illustrations which show the bond between dog and owner and the fun that you can have playing outside in the snow. Effective in teaching a child about getting dressed for the cold weather but not much of a storyline.
Thank you to NetGalley/the publisher/author for this eARC.

Sally’s Snow Day is all about a dog getting ready to go play in the snow. The story was okay, but not really engaging for my 5 year old. The illustrations were cute and appropriate for the story. ItSally’s Snow Day is all about a dog getting ready to go play in the snow. The story was okay, but not really engaging for my 5 year old. The illustrations were cute and appropriate for the story. It did take us a bit to figure out if Sally was the dog or the person.

Thank you to NetGalley and Orca Book Publishers for the ARC. did take us a bit to figure out if Sally was the dog or the person.

This book is quick and easy to read. The illustrations are cute and happy. It may help kids to put on their snows clothes with less complaints. But it's a very subtle message.

I think this would be the perfect book for a dog lover to give their child for Christmas as a combo present. The story that follows the pup when it goes to the park is adorable.

The artwork was very good and clear. The story was easy to understand for a young child and to follow along. I loved that they build snow dogs.

The story was cute and narration simple. My 5 year old didn't like listening to the story, but did enjoy working on reading it herself- the pictures and context clues were easy for her to work through.

firstly, I LOVE all the bright imagery and cute animals!

I might just be dumber than a typical 6 yo, but I had a moment where I was like, is Sally the human or the dog?? (which I went back to check & *technically* they never clarified on page one, but like, obviously I figured it out after but yeah

I love how there’s cute little activities like counting and asking questions because I can imagine that will be so good for a young child!

unfortunately, we didn't like this one very much.
The illustrations are cute but the story wasn't very appealing to my children
I think there's some work to be done to improve the narrative.

A very cute story about a pup going to play in the snow. Love the illustration. Quick read and will keep a little ones attention