Book Synopsis the problem with being a sleepwalking dog is you dont have a clue where you are when you wake up! When Skoz finds himself falling from a great height - with no parachute - he has no idea how he got there. Its going to take more than an emergency flying lesson from a very cranky bird to keep Skoz airborne. But if he doesnt get his ears flapping soon, itll be SPLAt! Want to know more about everyones favourite sleepwalking dog? Head to harpercollins.com.au and andrewdaddo.com, where you can write a review, download an activity pack and more! Skozs hilarious adventures continue in Skoz the Dog: All at Sea, and watch out for more wacky sleepwalking tales coming soon. Oh boy oh boy oh bowowow! Ages 7+ PRAISE FOR SKOZ tHE DOG Daddo has expertly achieved the voice of a dog and woven first person and third person narration to a very humorous effect ... Skoz is sure to become many 8-12 year olds new best friend MAGPIES A fun, fast-paced read DMAG this energetic story flies by SUN-HERALD We need more whimsical, harmless, chapter books for children who are beginning to read independently, and the adventures of Andrew Daddos Skoz seem made to order WEEKEND AUStRALIAN full of thrilling, funny mishaps and misadventure for Skoz ... [who] is a gorgeous character that finds his way into readers hearts, and stays with them long after the covers of these books have been shut KIDS BOOK REVIEW Perfect for emergent readers, this is bound to be popular with junior primary aged readers AUSSIE REVIEWS