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follow up to I Jack, this sequel is not as clever but is still diverting, For young readers or those of us who are young at heart, Jack's second book, so funny! Even though its not exactly a great book its still worth reading, The entire story is told by Jack, a furry, friendly, and sweet if a bit dim doggie who somehow manages to crash the family car, help catch burglars, and help save a woody area from being bulldozed.
Jack describes people and things with words that represent the way a dog might view the world: people are "apedogs", dogs leave "wet messages" on trees and hydrants, clothes are "removable furs.
" While this is humorous at first, it gets old quickly, Frequent line drawings and type set in varying sizes to represent a rise or fall in volume add interest, but not enough to overcome the wearying effect of Jack's "dogspeak.
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The footnotes from the family cats who refer to Jack as "the Big Stupid" are the funniest and best part of this book.
Hi! Hi there! Hi, friend, how lovely to smell your friendly smell again! I, Jack the dog, am so happy

that you are back to read more of my adventures.
This time I have a new best friend, Rebel, and he is a police dog! Woof! He licked my hurties when I got behind the wheel of Pack Leader's car Did you ever see a big dog drive a carand made a big crash into a tree.
As it turns out, we're old friends from our puppy days, What a fun reunion! Almost as much fun as steak! Did somebody say steak Woof! SM AKA sitelink P, F. Chisholm and sitelink Grace Cavendish Patricia Finneys career started with a bang when her first novel A SHADOW OF GULLS was published before she went up to Oxford agedto study History, back in the mists of time, when dinosaurs roamed.
Having found out early what she could do, she has kept doing it, To date she has mainstream published:the Sir Robert Carey Elizabethan crime novels under the pen name PF Chisholm eight of them so farthree Elizabethan spy novels as Patricia Finneytwo Elizabethan noir novels as Patricia Finneyone contemporary romantic thriller LUCKY WOMAN under Finneythree childrens books about Jack the daffy Labrador in Doglish Finney and various odds and sods including the sequel to GULLS and WRITERITIS, a AKA sitelink P.
F. Chisholm and sitelink Grace Cavendish Patricia Finney's career started with a bang when her first novel A SHADOW OF GULLS was published before she went up to Oxford agedto study History, back in the mists of time, when dinosaurs roamed.
Having found out early what she could do, she has kept doing it, To date she has mainstream published:the Sir Robert Carey Elizabethan crime novels under the pen name PF Chisholm eight of them so farthree Elizabethan spy novels as Patricia Finneytwo Elizabethan noir novels as Patricia Finneyone contemporary romantic thriller LUCKY WOMAN under Finneythree children's books about Jack the daffy Labrador in Doglish Finney and various odds and sods including the sequel to GULLS and WRITERITIS, about how to write a novel.
You can find most of her work on sitelink except for the Sir Robert Carey PF Chisholm novels which are published by Poisoned Pen Press USA and Head of Zeus UK.
Her dayjob career has been complex, At the moment she is living in Hungary and learning Hungarian and writing a non fiction book about her mother's adventures as a child in wartime Hungary.
She is really enjoying not doing a dayjob at the moment, Go to my website, read my blogs and reviews and sign up for my email newsletter at sitelink sitelink,