Toby is a beagle who was born on a ranch where he happily played with his mother and siblings, until one day when his paws starting itching so badly that he became slow and quiet. Toby watched all his siblings find families, but nobody wanted a beagle who wouldn't run. That is until Mona and her mother saw the free puppy sign and decided that Toby would be a perfect therapy dog for the assisted living centre where Mona's mother worked. Toby was an immediate success with the residents, however the manager of the centre wasn't thrilled with Toby. With the help of Mona, her mother, and some kind residents, Toby finds his place. This story is told from Toby's perspective. This means that the reader gets to experience the world through the eyes of a puppy. This book would be popular with animal lovers. The story is a little sad at times though, so readers should be prepared for that.
I am a book loving elementary school teacher librarian. This blog reflects my personal opinions about the books I have read and is intended to be used by students and teachers who are looking for a book recommendation.
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