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'He can't help being a bit wild, Mum. He's not like other dogs.'
A scary werewolf video leaves Micky terrified of dogs and Mum decides the only answer is to get Micky a puppy of his own. But when they go to the kennels to choose a puppy, Micky doesn't pick the smallest, the cutest, or the quietest dog...but for some strange reason is drawn to Wolfie - who turns out to be a werepuppy! A whole host of adventures lie ahead...
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7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jacqueline Willson does it again!,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Werepuppy (Puffin Books) (Paperback)
It starts off when Micky see's a movie about werewolfs, and the video scares the wit's out of him!So after a few weeks of not going anywere near little dogs his mother notices his strange behaviour and takes him to get a dog of his own.So he goes to the dog home and looks at the dogs, there is one dog that catches his eye as it bites his sisters figer. While his mum has gone to sort his sisters finger out, he makes friends with the dog and asks his mum for the dog.She says yes and Micky calls the dog Wolfie!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
WOwwwwww!,
By Mehajabeen Farid "mej_farid" (Coventry) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Werepuppy (Puffin Books) (Paperback)
The Werepuppy, written by Jacqueline Wilson (one of my favourite authors) published in 1991 by Penguin publishers It was illustrated beautifully by Janet Robertson (who draws a lot for many different authors) and it was illustrated very neatly. This book is great for children who are over the age of 7 or 8 up to the age of 13 or 14 because adults are far too boring to read such a good and exciting book like this one. I think boys would like this book better than girls would but I might be wrong because I really enjoyed this funny book. Rating: 7 or 8/10.
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