I have read a book narrated by a
horse (Robert E. Lee's Traveler), a cat (Sneaky Pie Brown), and now a
dog (Chet). The horse is a much better storyteller. Of course he did
have an unfair advantage, being present at the biggest battles of the
Civil War.
I got suckered into this book by its dust jacket which has a shot of Monument Valley, one of my favorite locations. The story does take place in a valley, but it is not Monument but only a generic valley called the Valley. And it was only after I started reading that I realized that a dog was going to be the narrator.
It really is true that you can't judge a book by its cover. So why do I keep trying?
I got suckered into this book by its dust jacket which has a shot of Monument Valley, one of my favorite locations. The story does take place in a valley, but it is not Monument but only a generic valley called the Valley. And it was only after I started reading that I realized that a dog was going to be the narrator.
It really is true that you can't judge a book by its cover. So why do I keep trying?
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