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 Thor - Wayne Smith
 Thor - Wayne Smith ... family (the Pack).Newest Review: ... And Thor takes the role as a protector of the family seriously. One day mums brother, whose girl friend died in the ... more ... Himalayas, moves into the house of the family as well. Immediately, Thor realizes that something is wrong and suspicious. Thor notices instinctively that the "bad" came into the house and will threaten the family. Thor wants to warn them. But none seems to take notice of it... Exciting action in connection with an unusual aspect from the perspective of a shepherd dog! This is the first book of author Wayne Smith, who worked before as a booksellers and a disc jockey. In a very remarkable way he allows that ...more |
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Thor - Wayne Smith: A Thriller from the view of a dog (217 words)
by - written on 28/09/01 (Useful, 297 readings)
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The shepherd dog Thor is the hero of this book. It lives with a family with three children in America in a roomy house at the edge of a forest. Its best friend is the family father, a lawyer. Further, Thor likes to accompany mummy when she is jogging in the forest. And Thor takes the role as a protector of the family seriously. One day mums brother, whose girl friend died in the Himalayas, moves into the house of the family as well. Immediately, Thor realizes that something is wrong and suspicious. Thor notices instinctively that the "bad" came into the house and will threaten the family. Thor wants to warn them. But none seems to take notice of it... ... Read the complete review
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