Description
Discover the enchanting adventure in 'Chasing Augustus', a heartwarming tale that captures the unbreakable bond between a girl and her dog. This brand new release, published by Faber in 2018, spans 336 pages of cliffhanging excitement as Rosie embarks on an unforgettable journey to rescue her beloved dog, Augustus. Despite her Grandpa Harry's disapproval, Rosie knows that no dog is too big or too sloppy to warrant her love. Her best friend has gone missing, and Rosie is relentless in her pursuit. Along the way, she encounters Philippe, the new boy in the neighborhood who she initially sees as an obstacle rather than an ally. With each turn of the page, readers dive deeper into the challenges and triumphs Rosie faces, all the while contending with antagonists like the enigmatic Swanson, who is always lurking in the shadows. 'Chasing Augustus' is perfect for young readers who cherish stories of friendship, determination, and the lengths one would go for true loyalty. A must-have for your collection, this book is ideal for gift-giving or as a treasured addition to any children's library. Get lost in the adventure today! Available for immediate delivery.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780571323029
Year: 2018
Publisher: Faber
Pages: 336
Description:
Rosie must get Augustus back. He may be a big, sloppy dog and her grandpa Harry says he can't live in the flat, but he forgets how much you can love a dog. He is the true-blue friend of Rosie's soul and she will do anything to find him. She doesn't need any help, especially not from Philippe, the new boy downstairs, because he is useless and looks like a puppy about to be kicked. She'll have to face Swanson, who never talks to anyone and always knows when you've stolen her apples. Rosie is about to embark on an incredible adventure . . .
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780571323029
Year: 2018
Publisher: Faber
Pages: 336
Description:
Rosie must get Augustus back. He may be a big, sloppy dog and her grandpa Harry says he can't live in the flat, but he forgets how much you can love a dog. He is the true-blue friend of Rosie's soul and she will do anything to find him. She doesn't need any help, especially not from Philippe, the new boy downstairs, because he is useless and looks like a puppy about to be kicked. She'll have to face Swanson, who never talks to anyone and always knows when you've stolen her apples. Rosie is about to embark on an incredible adventure . . .