Note: I received a digital review copy through NetGalley. ( )

Margo is an extremely imaginative young lady. Her only problem is that her imagination has turned her thinking into major worries. When her mom reminds her of something such as "be careful not to use too much glue" Margo stops doing crafts because she envisions herself glued to everything, including the furniture, in the room. Mom decides that Margo needs something to help her with her worries. When they go to the mall and visit the pet store, Margo's imagination turns all the animals into ferocious beasts. When she gets a sloppy kiss, she realizes it is just a dog that is big and probably clumsy and messy. "He will fit right in" says her mom. Hopefully the new dog will help her deal with her worries.

The illustrations are very colourful and full of detail. The various facial expressions shown on Margo's face while her imagination works overtime are priceless. I like the idea of this book. Children worry and sometimes blow things out of proportion and a read aloud of this book will help them see how silly Margo's worries really were, but without that kind of discussion, I am not sure if children will understand the message. The story is very fun to read regardless.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. ( )