Blind Ambition

The author has a funny guide dog that is also his best friend. The dog snores in class and makes children laugh.

People who are blind can use dogs to help them get around. The person tells the dog where to go, and the dog helps the person get there safely.

The author is blind and has a guide dog that helps him get from place to place. The boy can do a lot with help from his dog and others.

People who are blind can use different tools to help them. Dogs, braille, buzzers and help from other people can all make life easier for someone who cannot see.

He gives up very easily.

He likes to make people laugh.

He wants to do things by himself.

He is good at coming up with ways to do things.

The passage tells amusing stories about guide dogs, so the reader gets to see that guide dogs can be fun.

The passage is told by someone who has a guide dog, so the readers gets to know that person's experience.

The passage shares events over many years, so the reader scan see how the friendship with a guide dog forms.

The passage includes parts are told from a dog's point of view, so the reader gets to see what guide dogs experience.

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