My favorite childhood book, and I can't remember the title!?

Question

When I was in 3rd or 4th grade, I read a chapter book I absolutely loved, but I can't find it anywhere. Here's what I remember about it:

It wasn't a Goosebumps book, but it was a similar style. I believe it may have been part of a "horror" series too, like a Goosebumps rip-off. This particular book was about a girl who somehow drank a bottle of pink liquid and turned into a golden retriever. She ends up in a pet store and is adopted by one of her bullying classmates. She spends the whole story trying to let the boy know she's not really a dog, but a girl. In the end, she turns back into a human, but the cliffhanger is that her friend ends up drinking the potion and turns into a dog as well!

Answer 1

Was the series of books called Creepers by any chance?

Answer 2

I continuously purchase books for brand spanking new babies. that's by no skill too early to have one's personal library! you won't be able to bypass incorrect in case you persist with the old favorites. basically have relaxing with it. Sheep In A Jeep Runaway Bunny some thing through Beatrix Potter Harold and the red Crayon some thing through Jan Brett mom Goose Nursery Rhymes Aesop's Fables some thing through Dr. Seuss a outstanding anthology of poetry for babies Any of the Little Golden e book classic reprints (i.e.; The Tawny Scawny Lion, The Poky Little domestic dog, the coloration Kittens, and so on.) D'Aulaires Greek Myths & D'Aulaires Norse Myths An illustrated e book of fairy memories Rainbow Fish some thing through Eric Carle some thing through Tasha Tudor the tremendous Snow strong dogs, Carl some thing through A. A. Milne The Little abode books The debtors sequence The Velveteen Rabbit some thing through E. B. White The Chronicles of Narnia The Andrew Lang Fairy books some thing through Edward keen some thing through E. Nesbit Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle some thing through Elizabeth Enright those are between my favorites, though i understand i'm lacking a collection.

Answer 3

hi,i don't know the book,but if you want an adult version.its called "fluke" by james herbert.its a book about a man who thinks he's a dog(or a dog that thinks he's a man...its up to you which you think is fitting)sorry can't help you.
rackingmy brain about a childhood book myself.anyway good luck x

Answer 4

have you heard of shivers books they are some sort of horror books. that was a series of books.

Answer 5

Never read horror books sorry!

Answer 6

So that was the storyline eh? Quality literature was it? Are you an American? What do you do now? -It figures, Ha! Ha! Ha! It figures -Now go figure yourself. (Thank God we got rid of them all those years ago!)

Answer 7

Sorry dont know this one!