by Sam Angus
Oh my goodness, where do I start? This is quite simply the best book I have read in a long while. Although recommended to me ages ago, I've only just got round to reading this, as it's one of the two books I'll read this month for the bookclub I'm a member of.I'll admit that I was initially a bit pu...
Oh my goodness, where do I start? This is quite simply the best book I have read in a long while. Although recommended to me ages ago, I've only just got round to reading this, as it's one of the two books I'll read this month for the bookclub I'm a member of.I'll admit that I was initially a bit pu...
Not quite as heart-wrenching as Martin Booth's War Dog (McElderry, 1996) but nonetheless an elegantly written, completely engrossing story. A great novel to recommend to readers who enjoy Michael Morpurgo's War Horse.
Not quite as heart-wrenching as Martin Booth's War Dog (McElderry, 1996) but nonetheless an elegantly written, completely engrossing story. A great novel to recommend to readers who enjoy Michael Morpurgo's War Horse.
Sam Angus centers her story around a little known aspect of World War I. I certainly didn't know that 100,000 dogs assisted the armies on the battlefield in a number of ways. This is the story of a young boy named Stanley Ryder who runs away to enlist and finds himself working with those dogs.Stanle...
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