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100	1		_aMowat Farley _eAuthor
245	1	0	_aThe dog who wouldn't be : _cFarley Mowat, Paul Galdone
260		1	_aCanada : _bM & S paperback from McClelland & Stewart Ltd., _c1992.
300			_a238 pages : _c21 cm. +
505			_aThe coming of Mutt--Early days--The blues--A flock of ducks--Mallard-pool-Mutt--Mutt makes his Mark--Battle tactics--Cats and ladders--Conception and Misconception--The cruise of the coot----Vignettes of travel--Squirrels, Scotsman and Some other beasts--Owls underfoot--Amess of skunks--A float and ashore--April passage
520			_aThis is the story about a dog and his boy. The boy was the author and the dog was Mutt. Clearly, Mutt believed that he could do better than just be a dog. Dogs weren't supposed to climb trees or ladders, but Mutt didn't care about that. And dogs weren't supposed to ride in the family's open car wearing goggles either, but Mutt liked wearing them and even knew how to adjust them with a careful paw. Whether he was fighting off other dogs by lying on his back and bicycling in the air as hard as he could, or tangling with owls, or geese or cows or ducks or even skunks, Mutt was always full of surprises. Farley's mother originally bought Mutt as a puppy for only four cents. The adventures that Mutt brought to Farley, his mother and father and all of their friends, made him the biggest bargain of all time. His true story makes this a wonderful and very funny book for readers of all ages.
546			_aEnglish
650		0	_aDogs-Anecdotes
700	1		_aFarley Mowat _eAuthor
700	1		_aPaul Galdone _eIllustrator
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