Doodle Bug draws everywhere and on anything he can, and not just in his own home. He draws on lamp posts, the pavement, road signs, plus many more places. That is until a lady tells him to stop and explains that he shouldn’t be drawing on other peoples property, and that by doing so he makes people upset. She makes him wash it off and teaches him the best place to draw is on paper. The concept behind the book, teaching children that it is not okay to spoil other peoples items is a worthy one, and a lesson that all children need to learn. As the book is aimed at young children, I would of liked to of seen the book deal with issues closer home issues, such as drawing on bedroom walls etc, as this is something that young children need to be taught not to do, and how it upsets their parents and how much it could cost to fix.