Protecting Marie
Protecting Marie by Kevin Henkes is a reissue published by Harper Collins on October 2, 2007. This 224-page book is written in English and explores the emotional journey of a young girl named Fanny, who has longed for a dog throughout her life. When her father unexpectedly brings home an older dog, Fanny grapples with her feelings of trust and attachment, haunted by the memory of a previous puppy that was taken away from her.
Readers will find a poignant narrative that delves into themes of family dynamics and the bond between children and animals. Fanny’s struggle to open her heart to the new dog reflects her internal conflict and desire for companionship, while also addressing the complexities of parental decisions. This story captures the essence of childhood longing and the challenges of forming connections, making it a thoughtful addition to the juvenile fiction genre.
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Fanny has wanted a dog all her life. For a brief moment her dream came true, but then her father decided the puppy brought too much chaos to his neat, ordered home. Fanny has never been able to forgive him for it.
So when Fanny’s father brings home a new, older dog, she’s not sure she can trust him. She reasons that perhaps she shouldn’t get too attached, in case this one is taken from her as well. But how can she help falling in love with the perfect dog?
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