A Dog's Tale - Mark Twain

A Dog's Tale

By Mark Twain

  • Release Date: 1911-01-01
  • Genre: Fiction & Literature
Score: 4
4
From 494 Ratings
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Description

The book is told from the standpoint of a loyal household pet, a dog . The story begins with a description of the dog's life as a puppy and her separation from her mother, which to her was inexplicable.

Reviews

  • Sad

    3
    By diciccka
    Animals deserve respect.

  • So (meowing) sad...yet amazing at the same time.

    5
    By KITTY-OM-NMs.
    I love it...totally recommend this ^//^ But... FRICK DA HATERS =.=

  • Ugh

    1
    By iubbuigbyugby
    Too many words I have no idea poo on Mark Twain

  • Love It!

    5
    By gigi0260
    I absolutely loved this book/story! So sad yet so good.

  • Okay

    3
    By Back outside
    I think that yes it was a good book but like many other books it was too short. It was thrilling to read from the dog’s point of view and the book would be good if it hadn’t been so short.

  • A dog's tale

    5
    By At walking
    A sad and sweet story of man's cruelty

  • Awsome

    5
    By the dog forever
    I loved it but the end was 😭 sad.i hope there’s a number 2!

  • WOW

    5
    By MrSpud1948
    Gut wrenching. We are but a part of nature and not above it.

  • I loved it!!!!!!

    5
    By David lee Davis
    I love this book it was my favorite and I finished it in a couple of hours not to mention it's an awesome book I didn't stop until the book was finished because of how awesome this book is.

  • A sad tale

    4
    By PSAHixtonusa
    From what I understand, Twain was an outspoken opponent of vivisection, or doing painful medical experiments upon live animals. He gets this message across in a powerful way in this short story.

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