| The Day Bo Found His Bark/Le jour oł Bo trouva sa voix Contributor(s): Graham, Duncan (Illustrator), Pellerin, Kate (Contribution by), Martineau, Lisette (Translator) |
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ISBN: 1927899664 ISBN-13: 9781927899663 Publisher: Cavern of Dreams Publishing OUR PRICE: $9.50 Product Type: Paperback Language: French Published: July 2019 |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - Juvenile Fiction | Animals - Dogs |
| Physical Information: 0.11" H x 8.5" W x 8.5" (0.27 lbs) 42 pages |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: The Day Bo Found His Bark is a delightful children's story of a dog named Bo who overcame bullying Far to the north of ancient earth, was a Kingdom of Dogs, where lived a dog named Bo. Bo was very unpopular because he was different from all the other dogs. He did not have a beautiful fur coat. He did not have parents, brothers, sisters, or cousins. Bo didn't have even one friend. But, worse than all of that, Bo had lost his bark. In the Kingdom of Dogs, this was the most horrible disgrace Bo's inability to bark sparked a great amount of teasing from the other dogs. One day, after another round of teasing, Bo decided to run away. He thought that maybe if he could travel far enough from his village, he would find his bark. Then he could return home and rub their noses in it--so to speak. Bo felt that when he found his bark, it would be bigger and better than everyone else's. With these thoughts, Bo set out on the long, lonely search for his bark. Situ tr s loin au nord de la terre ancienne, il existait un Royaume de Chiens. L vivaitun chien qui se nommait Bo. Bo tait tr s diff rent et pour cela il tait tr s impopulaire aupr s des autres chiens.Sa fourrure n' tait pas belle. Il n'avait pas de parents, de fr res, de soeurs, ni de cousins.Bo n'avait pas un seul ami. Malheureusement, ceci n' tait pas le pire de tous, car Bo avait aussi perdu sa voix. Au Royaume des Chiens, ceci tait d sastreux Les autres chiens se moquaient de lui cause de son incapacit d'aboyer. Un jour, apr s avoir t soumis un autre cycle de moqueries, Bo d cida de s'enfuir. Il pensait que s'il pouvait s' loigner tr s loin de son village, il pourrait retrouver sa voix. Ensuite, il pourrait retourner chez lui et se prouver aux autres chiens. Bo pensait que quand il retrouverait sa voix, ses aboiements seraient les plus forts et les meilleurs de tous.Avec ceci en t te, Bo commen a sa longue qu te solitaire pour sa voix. |