Henry's Tale
by David Pipe
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Pub Date Jan 23 2018 | Archive Date Jun 14 2018
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Description
'The trick, Henry, is to survive, but you have to know how.'
Henry Ford is a cute but naive Border terrier puppy who lives with his papa Alan and mama Jenny. Alan loves his job, playing golf and above all, Henry. Jenny loves designer clothes, shoes and her credit card. She doesn't love Henry.
Not sure whether he has everything or nothing he runs away and after a dramatic journey home where his mama and papa's marriage is on the rocks, his papa has to choose: Jenny or Henry.
With his future looking decidedly insecure, Henry's furry pals at the terrier club develop a plan to reorganise his papa's life.
Overflowing with drama and canine humour, Henry has to learn that doing nothing is not an option.
This powerful tale tests the bond between man and his best friend.
30% of royalties will be donated to Border Terrier Welfare.
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| ISBN | 9783000570537 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Librarian 431790
This book is funny and moving at the same time. I loved to see what was happening through Henry's eyes.
A refreshing and entertaining story.
Recommended to animal lovers.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC
catherine h, Reviewer
Not sure what age group this ones for, but it's a sweet story that I think older dog lovers will enjoy! I wish dogs could talk like Henry and his buds! Oh, and it seems a British English dialect might be in use. I had no issues with it, but it may cause some reading problems for those not familiar with it. I enjoyed the story anyway! I like animal stories; this one was satisfying.
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