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In a factory, on a hill, a huge machine made robot dogs. The robot dogs rolled out of the factory and were delivered to owners who played with them and cared for them. But one of these dogs dents his ear while on the conveyor belt and ends up in the junkyard instead. Scrap likes the yard, and makes friends with the other dogs he meets there. But all dogs, even robot dogs, want an owner. What can he do?
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Mark Oliver was born in London in 1960 and now lives in County Louth, Ireland with his wife, two children, a golden retriever called Wordsworth and a Bengal cat called Feargal. He has worked as an advertising art director, and now illustrates books and creates animations for TV and the web. FOLEY AND JEM was his first book with Little Tiger Press.
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Format:Paperback
A lovely book with a really sweet story and a nice, happy ending. Lovely illustrations too.
A great book to share with a sleepy toddler or young child.
A great book to share with a sleepy toddler or young child.
Format:Paperback
Childrens writers get away with a lot, this book has semi-decent illustrations but really could have had a much less clumsy and more original storyline, given the theme.
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