The Hero Pup
by Megan Rix (author)
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One boy’s lonely Christmas without his dad is saved by this cuddly pup: a hero and true friend. Joe is dreading his first Christmas without Dad – killed abroad while serving in the army. Joe’s life feels empty, until Mum has a brilliant idea. They could adopt a Helper Dog, training it to assist someone in need. Joe has always wanted a dog. When he meets Patch, it’s love at first sight. Can Patch go from playful pup to hero – and mend Joe’s broken heart along the way? The perfect animal story for the winter holidays: great if you love Holly Webb or Michael Morpurgo.
- Megan Rix is a rising star of animal/war fiction
- Her other books include The Victory Dogs
- She was a finalist for the 2015 Red House Award
- She is a real-life Puppy Parent of assistance dogs
Product Details
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780141351926
Publisher
Date published
October 2nd, 2014
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 5.1; Middle years; 6.0 points
Condition
New
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What kids think
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14ESW
on 11 November 2014a lovely heart warming tale, wagging all the way, literally
XXmegzXX
on 14 May 2015
I absolotely ADORED this book. Joe is allowed a puppy, because his Dad passed away. He is called Patch and helps people in wheelchairs, Joe absoloutely loves Patch, and once took him into school and everyone loved him. At Christmas, Joe had to take him to someone elses home so he could look after that person, and Joe was luckily allowed to see him after school and weekends, which he loved. It does make you cry at the end, but I know everyone will enjoy this book. My favourite character has got to be: Patch, because he is so cute and I love PUPPIES.