Animals Animals Animals
We've had to deal with the after-effects of a blizzard for several days now. It has really made me think about my poor little dog. Ellie is 14-years-old and has always been an outside dog, but with this cold and snowy weather I've wanted so badly to bring her in the house.
I mean, look at that pretty, little face. But, in the end, I didn't bring her in, thinking it might do more damage than good. How would she handle the cold after she got used to the temperature of the house? Plus, the poor thing, wouldn't know how to behave in the house. She'd probably FREAK OUT.
All this rambling leads me to our Activity. Think back on all the books you've read dealing with animals. What are your favorites. You can choose one or more than one. It doesn't matter to me. BUT, please make these REAL animals. No werewolves or other fantastical creatures.
1. On your blog, list the book cover(s) with author information.
2. Use Mr. Linky to link back to the Holiday Break Reading Challenge blog.
My choices are:
WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS by Wilson Rawls
Now, it is your turn.
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Man this one is hard. I cant think of any.
ReplyDeleteOK, it wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be. I looked in the kids room and found some favorites.
ReplyDeleteYou picked the book I was going to use- Where The Red Fern Grows! Thats like my favorite childhood book! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat activity. We just rescued a boxer yesterday. The choice for a book was an easy one this morning:-)
ReplyDeleteGood choice for today. My dog is sick and has a vet appointment. Poor Shady Pie!
ReplyDeleteI had fun with this one. I know others will come to mind as the day goes on!
ReplyDeleteI love how many people are picking Marley & Me! Such a wonderful book!
ReplyDeleteSurprised by the lack of pets in books.. or at least significant pets... I think I found a good one. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope I did this right. It's two I really enjoyed anyhow. :)
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