Pretzel
By Margret Rey
The Story
An extra-long dachshund named Pretzel wins every dog show with ease, but Greta, the dachshund across the street, isn't impressed by long dogs — until his unusual length turns out to be exactly what saves the day.
Why It's Special
For the kid who's been told they're too tall, too loud, or too different, Pretzel makes being unusual look like a gift.
- Big idea: Being different isn't something to overcome — it's the very thing that makes you memorable and, eventually, loved.
- Vibes: Sweet, gently funny, and warm without being sappy — classic mid-century charm from the Curious George creators.
Perfect For Kids Who
- enjoy stories about lovable animal characters
- are working on feeling good about what makes them different
- like to look closely at expressive, classic illustrations
- respond well to a warm, happy-ending romance story
Ask Your Little Reader
- Story & characters: What made Pretzel the longest dachshund in the world?
- Feelings & empathy: How do you think Pretzel felt when Greta didn't care for long dogs like him?
- Real-life connection: Has anyone ever teased you for being different, like Greta did with Pretzel at first?
- Imagination: If you were the longest dog in the world, what would you use your length for?
- Story & problem-solving: What do you think Pretzel did to finally win Greta over?












