Louis and his grandmother believe it is important to go for a walk every day. Rain or shine, they set out together with their comfy shoes and open minds. While his grandmother uses her walks to focus on a mysterious project, Louis decides to find out how many dogs live in his neighborhood – a question for which neither his seemingly all-knowing grandmother nor the people who work at City Hall have the answer. In the course of his walks, Louis meets his neighbors and their dogs – big and small, old and young. He learns about engaging in and giving back to one’s community. But most importantly, he learns – and tells the fine people at City Hall – that “All the dogs are good dogs, even the bad ones.” And who can argue with that? A perfect story to share with your family.
Recommended for children, preschool and up.
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