This book is about Fanny, who is trying to decide whether or not to trust her father. Fanny has always wanted a dog. Always. With all her heart. Her father is completely against the idea. One day, her father, who is an artist, has an outstanding day at work, so he goes and gets her a puppy named Nellie. But her father hates having an anxious puppy around the house, no matter how much she cleans and works. But this time, ears later, her father comes home with an older, quieter dog. She must now figure out whether or not to trust his kind gesture.....
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Book Review- Protecting Marie
Protecting Marie was an overall gripping book. The author {Kevin Henkes} did a nice job of grabbing you in the beginning and never letting go. It did, however, take me an extended amount of time to figure out the overall point of this book.
This book is about Fanny, who is trying to decide whether or not to trust her father. Fanny has always wanted a dog. Always. With all her heart. Her father is completely against the idea. One day, her father, who is an artist, has an outstanding day at work, so he goes and gets her a puppy named Nellie. But her father hates having an anxious puppy around the house, no matter how much she cleans and works. But this time, ears later, her father comes home with an older, quieter dog. She must now figure out whether or not to trust his kind gesture.....
This book is about Fanny, who is trying to decide whether or not to trust her father. Fanny has always wanted a dog. Always. With all her heart. Her father is completely against the idea. One day, her father, who is an artist, has an outstanding day at work, so he goes and gets her a puppy named Nellie. But her father hates having an anxious puppy around the house, no matter how much she cleans and works. But this time, ears later, her father comes home with an older, quieter dog. She must now figure out whether or not to trust his kind gesture.....
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