Barking At Winston
The Author: Barry Stone
Published: September 22end 2011
Pages: 202
Over all I give the cover a 4 out of 5 stars
What i thought of the story: I Love stories to do with animals so you can imagine my delight when my parents got me a signed copy of a book about a dog. It was certainly interesting being set in 1976 and I really felt quite emotional at poor Brucie waiting on deaths row at the kennel. I was happy when he was adopted by a family though and I loved how he was acting, thinking and talking how a dog might. Throughout the course of the book Brucie keeps mentioning Her Hoityness who I think he both admires and pity’s but I just love how she’s the one Brucie can confine in even though she not there with him. When it comes to the family I just love the way the siblings act like siblings - Half fighting half joking around, oh yes I can relate. The one member I particularly liked though was Craig and discovering what he’s been going through and how he’s more like his father than he’ll ever know. If there’s one thing I can’t stand though it’s cars and that’s a bit of a strong theme in this book which sadly I found boring at those points in the book. I’m also a little confused about the ending as to what happens to Brucie though I did like it. However I do feel there could have been more to the story.
Overall I give it a 3.5 out of 5 stars
Did anyone else get dragged to car auctions and DIY stores when the were young ?
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