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- Release Year
- 2016
- ISBN
- 9780763679385
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Candlewick Press
ISBN-10
0763679380
ISBN-13
9780763679385
eBay Product ID (ePID)
229581807
Product Key Features
Book Title
Dog, Ray
Number of Pages
208 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Animals / Dogs, Social Themes / Death & Dying, General, Social Themes / Friendship, Family / General (See Also Headings under Social Themes)
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
11.4 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2016-947247
Reviews
Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review), Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Daisy's sassy, wry voice keeps the story this side of sentimental, and it actually moves into some unique territory as she begins to lose her memories of her previous existence, ultimately forgetting her parents and remaining in her new life with the boy. A satisfying blend of pathos and humor, this is sure to appeal to fans of dog stories, especially those who want just a gentle nudge of melodrama. -Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Linda Coggin has created a unique tale about how we grow and change with experiences and how we love one another...While this story is different it is well told. The voices are genuine and the pace is quick. Readers who love a good "boy and his dog" story will enjoy this book-a good choice for libraries needing a different kind of fantasy story. -School Library Connection A beautiful and lyrical story about grief and healing...A tender and heartfelt tale that is sure to delight dog-loving readers or anyone who likes their happy endings to be hard-earned. -School Library Journal Told simply in Misty/Ray's voice, this story illustrates why some dogs are so beloved...This comforting "life after death" scenario offers other issues to consider as well, such as grief and healing. Enriched by the lovable Pip, Jack, and an endearing canine that "speaks" convincingly, this novel is a good choice for tween readers or a class read. -VOYA Readers will be invested in Daisy/Ray's evolution as she finds purpose in her new life. Warm and thought-provoking. -Booklist ...the voice is lighthearted and Daisy's story has a satisfying ending. -BookPage, Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Daisy's sassy, wry voice keeps the story this side of sentimental, and it actually moves into some unique territory as she begins to lose her memories of her previous existence, ultimately forgetting her parents and remaining in her new life with the boy. A satisfying blend of pathos and humor, this is sure to appeal to fans of dog stories, especially those who want just a gentle nudge of melodrama. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Linda Coggin has created a unique tale about how we grow and change with experiences and how we love one another...While this story is different it is well told. The voices are genuine and the pace is quick. Readers who love a good "boy and his dog" story will enjoy this book--a good choice for libraries needing a different kind of fantasy story. --School Library Connection A beautiful and lyrical story about grief and healing...A tender and heartfelt tale that is sure to delight dog-loving readers or anyone who likes their happy endings to be hard-earned. --School Library Journal Told simply in Misty/Ray's voice, this story illustrates why some dogs are so beloved...This comforting "life after death" scenario offers other issues to consider as well, such as grief and healing. Enriched by the lovable Pip, Jack, and an endearing canine that "speaks" convincingly, this novel is a good choice for tween readers or a class read. --VOYA Readers will be invested in Daisy/Ray's evolution as she finds purpose in her new life. Warm and thought-provoking. --Booklist ...the voice is lighthearted and Daisy's story has a satisfying ending. --BookPage If you ever thought your dog really understands you, then you will relish this poignant confirmation told from the dog's point of view. --Mercury News, Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Daisy's sassy, wry voice keeps the story this side of sentimental, and it actually moves into some unique territory as she begins to lose her memories of her previous existence, ultimately forgetting her parents and remaining in her new life with the boy. A satisfying blend of pathos and humor, this is sure to appeal to fans of dog stories, especially those who want just a gentle nudge of melodrama. -Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Linda Coggin has created a unique tale about how we grow and change with experiences and how we love one another...While this story is different it is well told. The voices are genuine and the pace is quick. Readers who love a good "boy and his dog" story will enjoy this book-a good choice for libraries needing a different kind of fantasy story. -School Library Connection A beautiful and lyrical story about grief and healing...A tender and heartfelt tale that is sure to delight dog-loving readers or anyone who likes their happy endings to be hard-earned. -School Library Journal Readers will be invested in Daisy/Ray's evolution as she finds purpose in her new life. Warm and thought-provoking. -Booklist ...the voice is lighthearted and Daisy's story has a satisfying ending. -BookPage, Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Daisy's sassy, wry voice keeps the story this side of sentimental, and it actually moves into some unique territory as she begins to lose her memories of her previous existence, ultimately forgetting her parents and remaining in her new life with the boy. A satisfying blend of pathos and humor, this is sure to appeal to fans of dog stories, especially those who want just a gentle nudge of melodrama. -Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Linda Coggin has created a unique tale about how we grow and change with experiences and how we love one another...While this story is different it is well told. The voices are genuine and the pace is quick. Readers who love a good "boy and his dog" story will enjoy this book-a good choice for libraries needing a different kind of fantasy story. -School Library Connection A beautiful and lyrical story about grief and healing...A tender and heartfelt tale that is sure to delight dog-loving readers or anyone who likes their happy endings to be hard-earned. -School Library Journal, Coggin's subtle narrative transitions her protagonist from dog-inhabited-by-the-soul-of-a-girl to solely-dog with exquisite grace, leading to a wholly original homecoming theme. A powerful story brought to heart-beating life by its cogent craftsmanship. -Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Daisy's sassy, wry voice keeps the story this side of sentimental, and it actually moves into some unique territory as she begins to lose her memories of her previous existence, ultimately forgetting her parents and remaining in her new life with the boy. A satisfying blend of pathos and humor, this is sure to appeal to fans of dog stories, especially those who want just a gentle nudge of melodrama. -Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Linda Coggin has created a unique tale about how we grow and change with experiences and how we love one another...While this story is different it is well told. The voices are genuine and the pace is quick. Readers who love a good "boy and his dog" story will enjoy this book-a good choice for libraries needing a different kind of fantasy story. -School Library Connection A beautiful and lyrical story about grief and healing...A tender and heartfelt tale that is sure to delight dog-loving readers or anyone who likes their happy endings to be hard-earned. -School Library Journal Told simply in Misty/Ray's voice, this story illustrates why some dogs are so beloved...This comforting "life after death" scenario offers other issues to consider as well, such as grief and healing. Enriched by the lovable Pip, Jack, and an endearing canine that "speaks" convincingly, this novel is a good choice for tween readers or a class read. -VOYA Readers will be invested in Daisy/Ray's evolution as she finds purpose in her new life. Warm and thought-provoking. -Booklist ...the voice is lighthearted and Daisy's story has a satisfying ending. -BookPage If you ever thought your dog really understands you, then you will relish this poignant confirmation told from the dog's point of view. -Mercury News
Dewey Edition
23
TitleLeading
The
Grade From
Fifth Grade
Dewey Decimal
[Fic]
Grade To
Ninth Grade
Synopsis
By turns humorous, poignant, and moving, this tale of a girl who comes back to Earth as a dog is a nuanced portrait of death, love, grief, and hope. When my death came it was swift. Swift as a running horse. It wasted no time. Daisy, age twelve, has died in a car accident. She finds herself in the afterworld, which resembles nothing more than a job center. Her soul is being returned to Earth, but not as a human being--she's returning as a dog. A dog who retains Daisy's thoughts and pluck and is determined to get back to her parents and to get back home. What she doesn't expect is that life as a dog named Ray would come with such worries--and moments of jubilation--as she grows to care for others in a whole new way. Told in a compelling first-person voice, Linda Coggin's incredible novel touches on loyalty and freedom, connection and acceptance, and is sure to stay with readers long after the story is done.
LC Classification Number
PZ7.1.C637Dog 2016
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