A Dog's Life - Gerald Hammond Reviews
Description:ISBN 727869620 /
Newest Review: ... author spent over thirty years as an architect, before retiring to focus more of his time on his three loves, shooting, ... more
... fishing and writing.
I saw this book while I was at a local Car Boot sale. I always find this a useful way of purchasing novels on the cheap especially as I read on average two books a week. I was immediately attracted to this novel simply because of the title. I love a story that involves a dog and with the aid of the summary I quickly found this one did. The summary sounded interesting and I liked the concept of this mysterious young girl and I wondered what trouble she would bring to Tim's settled but rather dull li...more
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Gerald Hammond A Dog's Life
Pages: 304, Edition: First World Large Print, Hardcover, Severn H ... Last Update 18.05.2013 15:40
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A Dog's Life - Gerald Hammond: The girl in the woods (1317 words)by - written on 07/11/12 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== While out walking his chocolate Labrador 'Umber' Tim Russell finds a young lady living rough in the woods. The lady who is dirty and in need of a good meal he soon strikes up a conversation with, before inviting her to his home. This beautiful lady Ann is just 17 years old and through some bad luck in her life found herself without a home, friends or any available family to help her. As a result she had lived in a makeshift shack and generally tried to live quietly until Tim bumped into her. She settled in very quickly to Tim's home and this lonely writer soon found her to be an excellent companion. With Ann more than ... Read the complete review
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