Aces Wild
Aces Wild by Erica S. Perl, published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2013, is a lively tale that follows Zelly Fried as she navigates the challenges of pet ownership and family dynamics. At 217 pages, this book is written in English and centers around Zelly’s efforts to manage her new dog, Ace, who proves to be quite a handful. With the support of her grandfather, also named Ace, Zelly faces the humorous trials of training a mischievous puppy while dealing with her grandfather’s newfound dating life.
Readers will find a blend of family interactions and the ups and downs of pet ownership in this engaging story. Zelly’s determination to bring order to her chaotic life leads her to enlist the help of her friends, Allison and Jeremy, as they devise a plan to manage both Aces. The narrative explores themes of friendship, responsibility, and the unique challenges that come with having a pet, all set against the backdrop of Zelly’s everyday life in the United States.
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Zelly Fried has finally convinced her parents to let her get a dog, with the help of her grandfather Ace. Unfortunately, said dog (also named Ace) is a shoe-chewing, mud-tracking, floor-peeing kind of dog. Despite Zelly’s best efforts to drag Ace (literally!) to puppy kindergarten, his flunking report card says it all: “This Ace is wild.”
Also wild is the other Ace in Zelly’s life. Grandpa Ace has decided to begin dating again and is dining and dancing every night, against his doctor’s orders. Determined to get both Aces under control, Zelly enlists the help of her two best friends, Allison and Jeremy (despite the fact that they don’t quite see eye to eye). They need to come up with a plan, fast. But how? It’s not like either Ace ever does what he’s told.
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