A Dog So Small
A Dog So Small by Philippa Pearce, published by Puffin in 2012, is a 160-page work of fiction that explores the whimsical idea of a dog so small it can only be seen with one’s eyes shut. The story follows Ben Blewitt, who has spent months contemplating various large dog breeds, only to encounter an extraordinary canine that defies his expectations.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of imagination and the unexpected nature of companionship. The book presents a unique perspective on the concept of size and belonging, inviting readers to reflect on their own perceptions. With its engaging storyline, A Dog So Small offers a delightful exploration of friendship and the surprises life can bring.
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What about a dogso small you could see it only with your eyes shut?
For months Ben Blewitthas been thinking about dogs. Alsatians, Great Danes, mastiffs, bloodhounds. . . He had chosen the biggestand the bestfrom the dog books in the public library. But the dog that comes leapinginto his life is quite different from these, and quite extraordinary. . .
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